I thought this would be an interesting topic.

I first saw a couple of people selling bronco parts on Craigslist, one with "Official CCB Member" written on the page and the other using the club logo. I then googled "Colorado Classic Broncos" and found the website.

Great thread idea - 76!

saw a link in a post on ClassicBroncos.com and clicked

Saw the original thread on CCB, went to the first M&G @ Platte despite not having an EB.

Zilla's signature on CB.com led me to the site.

Participated in the original thread and made it to the first meet and greet.

I have been around from the beginning - cannot believe we are almost 200 Members strong!

That's pretty sweet how the craigslist thing worked out. I'm having trouble wrapping my head around how so many sighting cards have resulted in very few new members.

I saw the thread on Classic Broncos.

I found the site when I went to look at a bronco that was for sale, the lady who was selling it told me about "4-5 guys she knew who were starting up a club here in colorado" And she gave me the web site addy. I joined that same day, and no I did not end up purchasing her bronco, we found another one a few weeks later that served our needs better.

I just kept an eye on the original thread from CB.com to see where it went and if the chatter would pan out.......and as evident, it did.

Went to a guy's house to look at a CL posting and he told me about CCB! Nice work on the part of the high paid PR department! Thanks, ENTOURAGE!

Posted a sighting on CB and it was zillacon - he mentioned CCB in that thread

Lobobroco sent me a pm on CCB.com

asked why.....and BANG! here we all are

so cool how this all came together!!

Some crazy guys said we should form a new club... and of course I said count me in!

Freebillie and Rox both PM'ed me at CB at almost the same time.
Mark.

My first exposure was the article in the latest Bronco Driver.

Time to update this thread, how about it some of you new guys???

How else? Looking for parts!

Saw the posting on CB when the group was just forming and knew I had to be part of the fun. Who knew there were so many early bronco people in Colorado!!!

Guess I got hooked up by this thread: http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showth ... 335&page=3

While I don't post regularly or at all for the most part, I do read this site weekly. Makes me wish I had more time/money for my ride. Can't complain though, it runs and drives and I can wheel it. It's just not where I want it to be, but if it ever gets there, I don't know what I'll do. :)

I saw a link in someone's signature on CB. I hadnt been on there in a few years. And just started surfing.

Some triple 7 mechanic from work told me about it, Then ZOSO put a card on my EB and I checked it out.

My son (ZOSO). I hadn't been on CB since about 2006 and unfortunately the Bronco just sat in the garage collecting whatever could be stacked on or around it.

I joined up when there was only about 6-7 members from CB.com Funny thing is I haven't really been back on CB.com much since. That place goes too fast for me. I have a hard enough time keeping up with threads on here. I have only made a couple of Meet n Greets (not the monthly breakfast ones) and REALLY want to make it to a breakfast meet someday with my Bronco on that drive.

I can't remember (wink, wink)

Pony Corral tagged me this summer when I moved into his hood. Thanks to all who had the foresight and put in the time and effort to make this club happen. I too could not believe how many Broncos are still alive and running in Colorado after almost 40 years for some and over 40 years for others!