It's swap meet time! It's been about a year since our last swap meet, so you Bronco Hoarders have had time to gather giant piles of parts that you don't really need. Come out and turn them into cash, so that you can buy even more parts you don't need!

Where: Golden Corral off Santa Fe-3677 S. Santa Fe Dr., Sheridan, CO 80110
When: April 19 @ 8:00a
Why: Because you need more dirty, rusty Bronco stuff!
How: In your Bronco, of course.

Hope to see everyone there!

Don't forget, part of this annual event is the scrap run, bring all your scrap to donate, we will consolidate and turn it to cash to help fund future club events, expenses and builds

Yes! Thanks Greg, forgot to put that in.

I'm looking for a chrome bumper if anyone has one they want to part with

Hoping to make it down from the Black Hills it's about a 6 hour drive I need to get some pictures of the 70' and I have a Bronco I need to get torn down and some parts listed (dana 44, Big and Medium bearing 9" etc...) stayed tuned to the for sale adds and I'll list the stuff and haul it down with me but it will all depend if I get the 70' sold or not. Costs some $$ to drive the dually and a trailer down there.

I will be bringing my bronco out for this evennt

Bump! Just a couple of weeks till Swap Meet Day!

If all things go to plan-- I will be able to drive my Bronco to this thing... let's hope!

I should make it to this. Thanks to Kirk the Bronco should be safe to drive.

Just wanna let everyone know I'm bring a rampage soft top and best top soft doors to the swap meet. It needs a riser as I'm keeping it on my safari top..

Dibs on the doors!

Dibs on the top. How much do you want for it? PM me with price?

The top has been on the truck 8 to 10 times.

400 for top 200 for doors?

Don't think I'm going to be able to make this one :(


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If anyone has something they are looking for post it up. Im going to bring down some stuff but with the Moab trip approaching fast I have been spending most of my free time preparing for that and have not spent much time sorting through my piles of stuff. That said, I'll dig parts out if I know someone is needing them. Someone needed a pitman arm from a 78-79 Bronco steering box, who was that? I have enough of them that I have made yard art out of them.

I've been wondering if anyone actually has anything left to sell. There have been so many good deals coming up lately it's just hard to imagine there are parts left.

I'll be driving the Super Duty and MAYBE pulling my trailer. So if anyone in Colorado Springs needs something hauled up north and sold, let me know.

I've got some wheels to sell. Otherwise bringing some scrap.

Just a heads up on the wheels. I have 4 ford superduty lariat wheels with center caps. 16x7 off an 02. $100

I have 4 15x10 centerline HTII's. These are the same wheels as on the BFG poster bronco. Minor rock rash $200

Well that can't speak volumes about your cleanliness then since it's a diesel :P again j/k


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I'm still in need of a pitman arm that would be great if you could bring one with you. If Kinder doesn't take the doors I'll take them.
Thanks
Rob C

We need a volunteer with a truck to take the scrap to the recycler. I won't be able to bring my trailer or my truck tomorrow.

If the scrap load is small and it'll fit in the back of BSD then I'll take it.

Looks like I won't be making it

If I actually get rid of some parts I can handle the scrap run.

Well, the scrap run certainly was interesting. Mike, Steve (Friday), and I drove to Western to confirm whether or not they were actually closed on Saturdays. Turns out they are normally open (or so the sign says) and just happened to be closed, likely for Easter. While we sat in the parking lot formulating a plan, two teens in a Super Duty pulled in with a very minimal load of metal only to load up a washer and dryer someone had apparently dumped in the parking lot out of e. As Mike, Steve and I prepared to crossroad Bronco parts and scrap metal (those terms were likely interchangeable today), someone informed us that another recycler further north was open; but only for 30 more minutes. In Good Samaritan style we loaded up a homeless woman's bike and trailer onto my trailer and she hopped in Mike's truck, so she could make it in time before they closed. The washer/dryer kids lined up behind us and we made a quick convoy north to the land of twisted metal.

In all we managed to pull in $204 between the 180lbs in my truck and 1800 in Mike's.