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I’m lucky to have bought both a 1998 twelve valve Dodge Cummins diesel and the 2002 Ford Excursion and overall my Dodge was much better for every day driving while alone and overall speed and towing. The excursion for me was better for enjoying setting a crowd and less engine noise. The Dodge was much faster and I did put a new torque converter because it was an Automatic and I read that the transmission wouldn’t hold up if I put a chip in it. The Ford couldn’t do over 102 mph and except for hauling more inside people and things with less engine noise, I preferred the Dodge, it was just more fun to drive. I wore out the Dodge and I still have the Excursion but it never gave good fuel mileage and seemed more sluggish even though it weighed more and was much quieter. I’m selling the Ford that only has 84,400 miles on it but I wish I had the Dodge back with less than 100k on it, one thing that my Dodge would do was it wore out a brake pads every 25,000 miles. Looks wise , I had ordered it in Gloss Black and put on a matching black sleeper w/ carpet and running boards. My Ford came off the showroom floor in White w/ beige two tone and had better looking Aluminum wheels but I thought Black Dodge was better looking. If interested 801 372 3426 southern Utah.

Nice Bronco

lol it a collector but drive it it will last, I got a 4 door a lil beat down because it was actually used but no rust and at 298k still runs and shifts good shakes a lil because I need new tires lol.

I'd be tempted to put a jon kaase big block in it.. lol

I’m a lover of Bronco’s and Blazers. That’s good one.

Wow

COOL.

What size tires?

I've had a couple of the zf5 speeds and a couple automatics it seems like the automatics are a lot more doggish starting off once they get going you're better and low-end torque but it seems like the zfi speed if you can shift fast enough you can you get a lot more power from that engine out of a zf5 cuz it takes awhile to get up to speed with an automatic especially if you got like a dump truck

From Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 How WEIGHT much can these PULL ?? If u know . Cheers 🍻

Hey pop the hood, let's see the 351M, under the hood!!!! That was the MANS station Wagon,78, and 79 Ford Bronco, That's all that needs to be said,if you don't know that don't, Stop Talking!!

I cannot put into words how badly I want an obs ford.

2:10 always loved the starter sound along with that little throaty roar upon startup

NICE XL....XLT HAVE POWER WINDOWS.NONE THE LESS GREAT TRUCK

Beautiful, enjoy.

No interior???

It seems pretty fast for a NA diesel

Great video

i want it lol

Sick

Hello question did you have to have the full harness for installing that engine I have a 1985 gmc sierra classic C1500 Suburban I'm restoring completely.

Put a ton of cash into a non power option truck. You should have just gone all the way with power windows and seats and sh!t! 🤦‍♂️ rookie mistake

I want one of these so bad!

Is it for sale?

is it stock height?

You can't get a better driving experience.

It’s so original that it’s never been driven…

I really like that color blue. Very nice.

I really like that suburban it's so cool

I’m picking up a red 97’ XLT f250, it’s sitting at 380xxx, any tips to make her last? She’s been babied/S.O.

This is what dumb money looks like...I mean the driveway, the gates...the ankle socks and slight lisp...everything in this video screams I don't know what a hard days work is...but driving an old school workin mans truck....

It's the perfect looking 4x4. That one in particular... wow it belongs in a museum!

I have a 2015 LS 600hL and my dashboard de-lamented - faulty installation from Lexus. Mine is garaged with 51K miles. Lexus did nothing to correct the problem and replacement cost were - honestly - 16K for new dashboard and 2.5K to install. So I had is re-wrapped and a restoration shop in Denver for 3K. What I also did was legally tint the front windshield to eliminate the UV rays. Disappointed that Lexus did not stand behind their mistake. I want to share my story with all Lexus owners.

Ford 460 was the best

Me and my dad just drove around 600 miles to get a 1988 GMC Suburban Sierra Classic and is very clean although has some scabbby bits here and there but nothing too serious. Pretty much the same as the one shown in the video and we are already loving it as our going to town rig now. We live in the UK so they are even more rare round here. Thanks for the showing us that beautiful truck. 👍

Should have rebuilt the 350 or got a 383 the ls ruins it

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You certainly take care of your car. I have a 2015 LS 600hL and my dashboard de-lamented - faulty installation from Lexus. Mine is garaged with 51K miles. Lexus did nothing to correct the problem and replacement cost were - honestly - 16K for new dashboard and 2.5K to install. So I had is re-wrapped and a restoration shop in Denver for 3K. What I also did was legally tint the front windshield to eliminate the UV rays. Disappointed that Lexus did not stand behind their mistake. I want to share my story with all Lexus owners.

What kind of fab work was required? I'm mostly concerned about space in the engine bay, I want to modify as little as possible. Also, original brake booster?

Looking for my first 7.3 Excursion. I fully intend to do the 2016 F250 Super Duty conversion inside and out. I want to bring that bad boy as up to date as I can and they are sick with the F250 Super Duty front end and interior.

Love this car

A lot of those Lincoln Continentals from that period also had vinyl tops. Few had hard tops. Those cars also glide at 60 mph on their own with little to no gas petal use. Very comfortable to sit in too. Most Continentals were also four doors. The two door Continentals are not as common, and to find one with a hard top is rare.

I remember 1986 was the year these started to become the family haulers of the "country club set." In my town, we saw these all over upper-middle class suburbia. So many memories. So gorgeous.

HDR is so perfect bro 👍👍👍

Beautiful Connie

What a beautiful truck you've got there. Drives so well and works better than new. Good on ya!

We've had our 2001 7.3 for 20 years. 300,000 miles. Have not done all of this stuff to it. But we could take it anywhere with no issues; these vehicles are exceptional.

Not really that rare but very cool…I have a black 79… I ordered a Marti report on it as it had been repainted. It is equipped with many free wheeling options. To see if maybe…Anyway mine is none of that except original black with a black top. The Marti report listed the number of free wheeling Bronco’s built. The number was a very large percentage. Mine now has a white top. Still working on it but should be on the road in a few weeks…hopefully 😅

tell me why that sounds like a school bus

Beautiful job!