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What does the base model look like to you?
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Not sure if anyone has seen the vintage Bronco site-they are building ground up Broncos-not sure if licensed from the original design. They are very cool but saw a clip the other day. They still mount a vintage look chrome crank handle but it looks like you push it down and window auto tools down and if you click/toggle it up it raises. It’s a very cool detail and a big Kudos to whomever thought of that. Would be a fun modern take to do on the scouts if we ever see a smaller lifestyle vehicle get introduced
yes I did see that very cool, but it annoys my daughter when she has to role down the window in my 1978 SSII,pretty funny to watch..
Younger generation has no appreciation of things from the past
I mean even my first car (1985 F150) had power windows.
Its hard to have context when something doesnt really exist anymore.
My 79 Cherokee Chief and 2010 Tacoma (2door short bed base model) had hand crank windows but everything else old and new had power windows.
Though I am sure there were folks saying the same thing when cars came along and people grew up never having to throw a saddle on a horse.
No horse. But, my first car, a 1964 British racing green Triumph TR4A had crank windows.
That sounds like a lot of razzle dazzle for a kid. Must have been a hoot!No horse. But, my first car, a 1964 British racing green Triumph TR4A had crank windows.
That would be a fun thread. What was your first car? And another one. What was your favorite car?
Beautiful cars. And a proper car for British greenNo horse. But, my first car, a 1964 British racing green Triumph TR4A had crank windows.
1977 Scout travelall with option semi-solid rear floor panel
Pale yellow, white top and the wood grain vinyl panel appliqués
We need this info in the what was your first car thread. You know the rules. Put the proper comment in the proper thread.1977 Scout travelall with option semi-solid rear floor panel
Pale yellow, white top and the wood grain vinyl panel appliqués
I didn’t see you state new thread. You said it would BE a good thread but you never stated that you started a new thread and since I haven’t gotten to the new threads yet I was a tad over zealous. I’ll try harder to be betterWe need this info in the what was your first car thread. You know the rules. Put the proper comment in the proper thread.
It looks like a model that wouldn’t be released until much later than the fully loaded models so I don’t think I’ll worry much about it.
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