Other than the common swear words that all of us have used many times while working on them....what it's nickname?

My wife named ours "Safety"......because every time I buy something for it I tell her it's for "safety" and we really need it to be as safe as possible:)

My grandson's Bronco is named Ol' Blue. The paint is old and blue.

THE HULK! Because hes Mean and Green!

Blue. I had an 83 Bronco when we bought this one from my dad and the 83 was Brutus. The son's 79 was dubbed Brutus II when my brother in law owned it but now Rob calls it the turd.

My wife calls it "Girlfriend". She will say - "Are you going out with Your Girlfriend tonight?" or say "You have been spending a lot of time with your Girlfriend".

My wife calls the ColoradoClassicBroncos.com and ClassicBroncos.com websites "FaceBook" since I spend so much time on the two sites, have to constantly check them, and totally loose track of time. She will ask me, "Did you check your FaceBook?" or "Don't forget to check your FaceBook." She is pretty understanding about the time I spend on here. She laughs when she see's me com in from the garage to research something. I may need to get a second laptop in the Garage like The Punisher.

P.S. I don't have an actual FaceBook account - I don't have time for another Facebook :).

I have never thought of a name for my Bronco. When i first trailered it home, my wife called it "burn't up peice of s#@t!!"
I think I will call it "inferno" sounds good to me.
when ever i am on the site, she asks me "you talkin to the bronco butt buddies"

Its all in good humor though.

Dirty Donkey. Never gets washed, always smells, generally slow, sometimes demanding beast of burden that climbs well. And my wife calls my Bronco or other hobby sites p0rn, "are you still looking at your p0rn sites honey."

My truck was always just called "the Bronco", then it became "the Donkey"- stolen from disgruntled Denver Bronco's fans, then it became "the Donko", obviously. After my difficulty getting my brakes bled, the guys at the shop started calling it "Bubbles" lately.

Chad

GEB, pronounced "Jeb". Good Enough Bronco, as Frau Castle likes to refer to it. Because the other two just weren't good enough, she often says.

Cob - En Fuego (On Fire) would be a cool name as well. Good Salsa too.

That would be my Mexican wrestling name if I did it.

mine has a few, "the other love of my life" as my wife calls it, or just "the bronco", "the truck", most the time its just called "Beasty", and if i remember correctly its been called "the bronc-tard" lol

my wife calls it stinky, first day i got it i brought it to the mountain well filled both tanks to tiiiippppy top and big incline over time, well yea it spilled and inside smelled of gas