August Breakfast

[ZOSO]

I had a good time. BroncoHut was a great host. Huge thanks goes out to them. I didnt get any pics but I know there was some. See you all at the next one.

[Scoop]

Also had a great time at my first CCB/ACB Breakfast. Great to meet a bunch of Colorado folks. A big thanks to Melissa and Dana at Bronco Hut for hosting - seems like a great group. I ended up hooking up with Mike and Cory for a fun trail ride afterwards. We started off around Sedalia and ended up in Monument. Some beautiful scenery especially the Red Rock area coming into Monument.

Mine quit soon after we got on the forestry road. Took about a half hour to diagnose and get it running again. Turned out to be a clogged high pressure fuel filter. Ran great after we took the filter out! Thanks Cory - great to have an auto tech with you on a trail ride! LOL

My son and I made it back to Cuchara around 7:00. We did have some running issues on I25 and I think the clogged filter had probably affected the pump and maybe the fuel pump relay. So I've got some more diagnosing to do.

Again, it was great meeting everyone. We try to spend 2-3 months in CO each year so I hope to make more of these next year.

[Justin]

It was great to meet you! Being from Austin, you definitely got the longest distance traveled award. Many thanks to all who came out, it was awesome to see everyone and their rigs in one place again.

[landshark]

Only took a couple of photos, great breakfast and a HUGE thank you to the BroncoHut!!!!



The elusive hubclock!

[Justin]

We had something like 22 rigs there. May be a record, at least for non-Platte Grill meets.

[Colorado75bronc]

Thanks guys, and thank you Bronco Hut for being awesome hosts, we had a great turnout, and even though I didn't have 4wd the easy peasy trail ride was great, I think we did Dakan rd., never been there before, but recognized it by pics, here's the only pics I have, sorry they're only of mine and a sweet brown LUBER that was there

[tmp72]

Thanks so much to BroncoHut for hosting the event and feeding us those awesome burritos! Thanks too to everyone who brought their Broncs out for us to ogle, and to Chris for the ride in his '76!

Todd

[Dukietown]

Man that LUBr is awesome! Not someone from the club I take it? That's exactly the direction I want to take my restore when I get down to it.

[Colorado75bronc]

I believe he recently moved to CO from AZ, super nice guy, I wish I had more time to talk with him, can't remember his name for the life of me, that's the color I wanna paint mine when it's done

[Jesus_man]

Great turn-out! Looks like fun!