Great video! Definitely would like to see more. I appreciate your style and the fact you make a great effort to have an educational component. You clearly have a tremendous amount of knowledge and I’m glad for the opportunity to watch your videos and learn from you. Thanks for the great content!

That would be a good trail rig. Paint it to match your deuce and a half and build it simple and plain for fun. I enjoy watching you go through things and methodically fix them.

You did everything in this video . I salute you for not clickbait us and doing 1 video for everything . Thanks

Love to see that interior put back together properly. Oh, and one less hood scoop:)

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Yes, we need more Bronco! Fix all the issues and drive it.

Youre like the mature dad of all the other car revival channels, VGG Junkyard digs, etc. Subbed

Find the previous owner and get a restraining order preventing him from going anywhere near mechanical things!

Yeah I like the Bronco, I like the loud exhaust too & I definitely wanna hear more of it being driven. I want one now!

Steve, great job, like the way you go through the problems in a methodical manner, process of elimination 👍

@franciscovallecillo6925

3 жыл бұрын

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Your troubleshooting is methodical. Ain't no other way!

@edwardmulder3777

3 жыл бұрын

Good vid, amazing what a bit of maintenance does to a poorly running engine. And people on a budget could easily just clean some of those terminals eg the distributor cap and rotor and it would have worked well. Like to see ya get that rear window operational again and clean the rig up a big. Tks fer the vid.

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3 жыл бұрын

@@edwardmulder3777 It would have been good to see a quick clean up of the cap and rotor just to show a quick fix at the side of the road.

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Great job - and I like your calm low-key style AND the fact that there is no loud acid rock or crappy C&W “music” playing in the background.

This is great Steve and would enjoy other videos focused on this Bronco. While watching this realized just how straight forward older cars trucks were back then heck even I could work on this truck.

That must be the calmest discovery of an engine bay fire ever

Thanks for the detailed troubleshooting and repair. I've just started working on mine!!👍👍

Enjoyable video, your KZread skills are improving, I like watching. With all the snow, a good time for a longer video that simply introduces us to all those fascinating cars in your shop

Love the troubleshooting you give us in your videos.

Lots of potential here with this vehicle, I'd like to see more done on it. Good video, I enjoyed it!

Great, Steve ... step by step problem solving is of great assistance to all of us. 👍👌

I don't know if you noticed but there are 2 ports for vacuum long front of the carburetor One port is manifold vacuum the other port is ported vacuum so you need to make sure the distributor is on ported vacuum and I think on that particular carburetor the 1406 I believe it's on the right side. That will give you vacuum advance under part throttle rather than manifold vacuum. Then you might also check your diaphragm to see if it holds vacuum just in case it's got a ripped rubber diaphragm inside it.

@fordx4n

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking! " He's hooking it up to the manifold vacuum port"

Very old school knowledge and skills to workout what is needed to get it running and sounding a lot better. Would like to see more on this, thanks from the UK

Your patience is amazing!

Thank you! I would love to see more as I am bringing mine back from the dead and this video already showed me a lot.

Steve! Great content man - I really enjoy how you do one step at a time - I need to adopt your step by step methods rather than just talking about doing one step at a time.

21:53 wooohoo that '85 bronco is standard!( haha for years and years ive peeped into cars next to me in parking lot to see if its stick or not ! ahah i nearly peed myself around 8 months ago when i saw an old old car was a stick and wow the driver was a lady around 80 years old!)

Awesome! I found you through the 76 Datsun clip. I like THIS build and the Army Truck so far! Keep up the great work! :)

Love these Broncos and f150 I have a 92 f150 with the 300 inline 6 with a 5 speed I don’t think I’ll ever get rid of it

@edwardmulder3777

3 жыл бұрын

I had a 76 100 with the 300, ran great

@Kestrel1222

3 жыл бұрын

They are really good torque motors

@wbbb2

3 жыл бұрын

Why in the world Ford guit making the 300 ci, I'll never know! Had a 1980 28 mpg, pulled better than a 98 6 cyl ever did

Great job,,really like the way you go through the full system,fixing faults as you go,, definitely want to see more of this truck

Good video. Looking forward to more progress.

If it wasn't filmed before, I don't know why. It has all the fascinating elements to make a 30-minute "drag it out, get it running and drive it 1500 feet" video on channels that specialize in that. It looks like Cookie Monster was working on it. Replace the switch? Nah, bypass it. Test the starter? Nah, beat it with something. LOL...anyway glad you got it running and driving, I think some more on this would be great. I enjoy the format of simply repairing a vehicle without all the amateur comedy.

“Would rather catch fire than run” Best thing ive ever heard lol

very enjoyable video. yes more bronco content. my nephew smashed into a bronco and bought it from the guy on the spot. he was driving my car at the time. anyway he gave the bronco to me to rebuild.

My new favorite channel. Junk yard digs sent me lol.

Your methodical approach is inspiring. I like to see you work on unique cars.

Great project, as bones look good. Always learn something new every vid.. Be great to see you return to stock within reason :) cheers

Great content steve, yes more videos plz, truck looks in reasonable condition tho that spaghetti wiring would do my head in. Can a new keyswitch be obtained? Maybe sort that when steering wheel changed. BTW did you ever sort the blue jags power loss? and fuel gauge?

LED headlights, jury-rigged everything, obnoxiously loud straight-pipe exhaust... This old Bronco needs some love! I'd say return to stock condition as much as is feasible, especially if you're planning on selling it. Could keep it lifted tho.

Yes, would like to this this Bronco come along more, as well as the Jag XJ6. Nice work, great lessons and tips

Love the channel keep up the great work steve

Good looking truck , I would enjoy watching you fix it up

Your a very methodical mechanic sir😎

Just came across your video/channel. I would love to see more on this Bronco please. I owned a 79 Bronco and I would love to own a 78-79 again, but my second choice would be an 85... I see you have 2 other vids on this rig, so I'm checking those out now. I hope to get myself a similar rig like yours. I'm no mechanic, but I can do some general maintenance and tune ups etc. especially with your help as well as Junkyard Digs and VGG. Thank you.

Excellent vlog, it would be great to see you sort all the issues out plus get it cleaned up and looking good!

yep would love to see more of this project

Enjoying the work on the bronco, would like to see you work through all its other problems, in your clear straightforward manner.

I would like to see more of the Bronco. I seem to have a fondness for them

Great work with the ignition. That got it running better quickly! I would probably be pulling out every extra wire and switch and returning it to stock or at least reliably modified, the wiring looked a mess no matter where the camera was pointed.

Very methodical how you work your way though fixing things! Reminds me a lot of how we debug software problems at work.

Definitely will follow this story and any similar.

Definitely more content on the bronco!

Fun. Like to see more.

Thanks for teaching me about those crappy battery terminals

Yes keep fixing it up, the tailgates were always a big problem, rusting out rusty linkage and motor going to crap and you're right about the switch. Just a few items to look at on that. The dash is a mess but it would be great to watch you fix it up. Have fun.

Yes definitely keep doing vids on the bronco. I love them years of broncos. I want one so bad but there hard to find in good shape.

Great job on the car. Love it. More videos on this one.

I'd love to see this Bronco get a proper fixin-up. It needs some love

Have always liked these Bronco's, But have not ever seen one available that's not a rusted mess or high $$. Keep the repairs going!

Looking forward to more Bronco vids

Definitely more.. love Broncos. I'd like to see you bring it back to stock.. a resto?

Great video! the next thing I would fix is the starter switch, that would bother the heck out of me lol, rudedogii has some good videos on the rear window

Nice to see the thing brought back to life. Seems to be death by 1000 cuts - nothing was fixed much, just workarounds and gadgets added. But the engine and body seem fine. As you say, a lot of potential here for fixing her up, tidying and cleaning up stuff and making it a useful and enjoyable vehicle again.

Great video thanks! Please keep working on it for our viewing pleasure! I would say bring it back as close as possible to its factory condition.

some more bronco stuff would be great!

What a beauty

Cool addition to your channel. Find a customer that'll pay you to make it worth having. I think you could do wonders with that thing for less than 3k and it'd be worth 3 or 4 times that.

Very educational. I would like to see it restored to original specs.

mmmhhh another bronco

Love the bronco!!!

You make great videos and do good work! Glad you got this truck! The guys who had this before just butcher things as can be seen in this vehicle and the other projects!!!

Would like to see more of this Bronco.

I'd like to see it put back in good shape, not a restoration, but enough to be road worthy again.

Another good vid Steve.To answer your question,put the bonnet back to standard to save the driver looking like a dork! On the sprite vid,it was great to see the whole thing in one vid. cheers.

Would really like to see you get it back reliable driver! Great video! 👍🇨🇦

That scoop easily adds 50 HP.

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Thank you Steve. I have a 1985 f150 4x4 the rear frame is rusted pretty bad but the rest of the truck is fine. The engine is a 300 inline 6. Manual 4 speed np 435 transmission. I'm trying to buy a bronco off a guy that was a 6 cylinder also, he sold the engine. My 150 has everything thing the bronco needs and then some. From the back of the cab forward everything will interchange. The bronco has a solid frame and will be the perfect platform.

This Week With Cars- Any updates/additional information/etc. on this 1985 Ford Bronco since this video was posted on KZread?...

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

I have parts sitting around for the next video.

Great vid - I'd love to see the interior tidied up (steering wheel, rear window, all gauges working). Also, the engine bay has what looks like rogue wiring all over the place. Finding out what it does and removing it if necessary would make the engine bay look much better. Also, that exhaust/engine knocking noise. I keep thinking it's gonna shoot a piston :D

This bronco is awesome I would love to see more content of this I will subscribe just for that

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

The next video is already out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yn9_mqmTZL22hbg.html

More Bronco Man! I like the way it look now other than the hood scoop. Maybe a smaller one.

You always have such a variety of vehicles and while I love the old European cars, it's always good to have something a bit different. A truck like this just needs tidying up a bit and it will look great if kept close to original.

Good work. I’d have to say it’s been running recently because that style of led headlights have not been available for more than five years.

Would like to see more videos on this. General fixing then few simple upgrades.

Looks like a decent truck. I would like to see more please. Maybe get it back into a usable state.

Love those

New to your channel.Great videos.I was looking for a video where you found a car to fix up for someone to drive to work who needs a car or truck at a good price..Might get you a lot a views and be a hell of a nice thing to do.I really like how you explain things. It was always a nightmare to have soneone help me and they would be loud not happy and a toral jerk about it.

Repair it to be functional and fun . I did this to a 1971 Blazer CST K5. Drove from San Diego to Wisconsin and back.

Love Broncos and f150 of these years I have a 92 f150 with the 300 inline 6

Fix it up. Working it to a reliable driver. Great trucks! Nice video. Thanks!

Yes definitely want to see more of the Bronco. I know it would cost a ton and may not be worth it, but restoring it would be very cool. If you are not interested in restoring it, then at least get the interior decent and fix the wiring.

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

I looked up what these are worth yesterday and I think they are more desirable than I thought they were.

this is the one he pulled gas from the tank and clogged up the carb, deff wanna see more of the bronco

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

I am not convinced about that diagnosis from everything I have seen so far unless he put on the old fuel filter that is on it right now and cleaned out the tank. The filter shows no signs of anything coming from the tank and I have driven it a few miles now.

I'd make the Bronco into a trail rig truck as it be perfect for having fun on the trials. Also if I were you I'd be sure to fix the fuel gauge as it would help out a lot to know how much fuel you have in the tank. Great video by the way. :)

I would love for you to fix the original components inside the cab, i.e the ignition switch. Try and get a replacement instrument cluster.. Great video...

Cool bronco I like the exhaust in the hood scoop you should really give it a oil change and a fuel filter

Always wanted a 7.5 Ford bronco from 1985

So many car videos consist of people who like the sound of their own voices blathering on. Yours are truly educational and interesting. Whoever taught you did an excellent job! It makes you realise the value left in so many old vehicles which are scrapped every year because the cost of paying someone else to fix it makes them uneconomic. Over here in England you are not supposed to take a vehicle on the road unless it has been tested independently. How do you get round that on your trip to the gas station?

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

We do not have inspections of any type where I live, also you can register for the road just about anything that has wheels on it.

We do need to see more. The exhaust does need some work, sounds like some bad glass packs that need replaces with some good mufflers. With those long tubes on it and a good performance system from the collectors back it will sound good.

Love the truck! I'd daily it.

I would love to see more videos on this, ive always wanted one of these but the price around me is sky high, like 4k for a beat to death broco

Love that year/style of Ford. Remove that hoodscoop, get a more quiet exhaust. Maybe clean it up a bit 😀

I love that bronco that's like one of my dream broncos

I would love to know why the heat does that, my bronco does that to. Love the video and I'm now subscribed!

@ThisWeekWithCars

3 жыл бұрын

Something I will be investigating in the future. I’d like the heat to work.