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1988 Ford Bronco “RescueBronc”
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“RescueBronc”1988 Ford Bronco

67 photos documented since 2014 1 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

Original owner, I've put every mile on this truck, turned every wrench and saved lives with it. Its one bad ass rescue truck.

All LED/HID lighting. Whelen LED Emergency Lights, Carson Siren, Motorola & Kenwood 2 way radios. — RescueBronc

Photos

1988 Ford Bronco - RadioShack 100-Ohm wirewound resistors, 10 watt, 10% tolerance, packaged as 2 units. 1988 Ford Bronco - A 100 ohm Dale resistor is wired into the vehicle's electrical system, possibly for a light. 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco - Rear view of a black coupe with tinted taillights and a spoiler, parked on a concrete driveway. 1988 Ford Bronco - A black Ford Mustang is parked in front of a stone-clad house. 1988 Ford Bronco - A rubber air intake hose with a note indicating 'gford bay 87' is shown on a concrete surface. 1988 Ford Bronco - The engine bay of a vehicle, an aftermarket intake system with a red air filter. 1988 Ford Bronco - Aftermarket air intake part with chrome tubing and black plastic housing, next to tools and instructions. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of an engine bay, showing various parts and wiring, with a prominent black intake tube. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of complex wiring and electrical components in a vehicle's engine bay. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of an engine bay, showing a red fuel pressure regulator and numerous spark plug wires. 1988 Ford Bronco - White Ford F-Series truck with a chrome grille and square headlights is parked next to a van. 1988 Ford Bronco - This white crew cab pickup truck is parked on a dirt road surrounded by trees. 1988 Ford Bronco - A diagram shows engine belt routing, with a rusty blue cap nearby. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of an engine bay, a turbocharger and an aftermarket air intake system. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of an engine bay, highlighting an aftermarket air filter and AC compressor. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a turbocharger and associated engine parts within a vehicle's engine compartment. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a turbocharger and associated engine parts in a vehicle's engine bay. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of engine components, including a turbocharger and various hoses and pipes. 1988 Ford Bronco - Engine bay details with an aftermarket air filter installed. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of an engine bay, showing various components including a turbocharger and air intake system. 1988 Ford Bronco - Chrome exhaust tip with engraved lettering, attached to a vehicle's exhaust system. 1988 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a vehicle's exhaust pipe, reflecting lights. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a white Ford Bronco's rear wheel and exhaust system. 1988 Ford Bronco - This is an aftermarket air intake system, likely for a performance application, a prominent red filter element. 1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of an engine bay, focusing on the turbocharger and associated piping. A caution fan sticker is visible. 1988 Ford Bronco - This is an electronic control unit, not a 1988 Ford Bronco. 1988 Ford Bronco - A Banks Technicooler intercooler kit with associated piping and hardware is displayed against a white background. 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco 1988 Ford Bronco - Aftermarket LED interior light panel installed in a vehicle. 1988 Ford Bronco - The interior dome light is illuminated, creating bright light and dark shadows within the vehicle cabin. 1988 Ford Bronco - The interior dome light is illuminated, showing its two bulb housings. 1988 Ford Bronco - This is an interior dome light assembly, not a 1988 Ford Bronco.
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