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Windshield Frame   Windshield Frame
  
Year: 1966-1977
Part #: C9TZ-9603014-FRM
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Carburetor Dashpot - All Metal Construction With Exposed Spring   Carburetor Dashpot - All Metal Construction With Exposed Spring
  
Year: 1966-1972
Part #: C5AZ-9B549
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Vintage Style Fog Lights - Amber Lens   Vintage Style Fog Lights - Amber Lens
  
Year: 1948-1979
Part #: 15200-FOG
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Bronco History

In 1966, Ford entered the growing four-wheel drive recreational vehicle market with the introduction of the Bronco. Designed to compete against the Jeep CJ-5 and the International Harvester Scout, the Bronco was an austere four-wheel drive utility vehicle available as a Roadster, Sports Utility or Wagon. All three versions of the early Bronco were made from one body, as the roof for the Sports Utility and Wagon actually bolted on. (Read More)