Had to start this thread after I saw these pictures of my son Talyn. He loves the broncos, even pics them out in magizines or tv. He almost forces me to drive the broncos! He loves to jump in to the drivers seat of all my toys. Here is a couple of our pics. Lets see some of your!! the first few are in the red bronco, the work truck(4bt cummins), 85 yamaha 225 dxr, and our mb B52 thats his second favorite to the broncos.

the rest of the pics.

ok might have gotten a little carried away, but the kid loves to drive. He loves his hot wheels and mathcbox eb toys!

I grew up in the back of my Bronco. It has been in our family since 1970 and my sister and I spent alot of time in it going up, over and around just about every mountain trail and pass in the state. I told my Dad that I wanted it when he was done with it and to not sell it to anyone else. Now that I own it, my son told me the same thing the other day. It's amazing the passion that these unique cars bring out in us. ---- Or maybe we're all just NUTS!

I'll have to find mine. My little guy was helping me blow out the sprinklers with OBA this fall. Just last night he helped me pull the truck back into the garage and was ecstatic to just be sitting in the passenger seat. So fun! I hope to get him on the trails this summer.

J.D.

I grew up in my dads Bronco. And am still growing up. I wont let him sell it unless its to me.

You already seen that one.

Have to agree with you. It's amazing how my 3 year old has taken to the Bronco and just working in the garage. But then again, I think all 2+ year old boys take to just about anything their dad's are into.

A few of the favorites:

My family is fascinated by my Bronco. Selling my Harley for a Bronco was a very smart move.

Anything to be like dad....

it was hard to get them to pose out in the cold

Ok, time for me to offset all the cute kids with mine...

As most of you know, the bronco is Drew's, purchased with his own money and all repairs / upgrades financed by him as well (yeah right). But we do get to spend a lot of time together which as we will all recall is something that rarely happens with teenagers and their dads (I know I would go for weeks avoiding my parents as a teenager - they were stupid back then)

So here you go, Drew and his brother and Drew's bronco.

(And thanks to Airbur for learning this old dog a new trick so I can show you the pictures, not just the links)