Favourite hunting vehicle

[bowhunter 51]

I use to have a Ramcharger about that year model with a 318
Kept buckshot mudders on it but had alot of transmission
trouble. It was a tough one , alright...I got rid of it though....
I don't think it got more than 12 mpg but it would go about
anywhere......Today, I could easily afford a new truck with what
it would take to keep that  R'charger running................Then I
got me a Ranger Pick'm up, It was a good'n with snow tires and
a 4 cyl. auto.... blowed it up.....now I'm looking for another'n...
Got a Yamaha 4 = wheeler.........It's tough......................BH51
 

[Noyb72]

I basically live out of a 84 Bronco II. Only thing not great is trying to tote 8ft 1 piece rods. Currently "kitting it out" with a lift and 33s. Building a roof basket for storage, and a gun case inside. Doesn't look like much but fits anywhere, turns on a dime and gets me where I want to go.

Ron

[recoil junky]

'78 Bronco, no lift, 30X9.50X15  Big O M&S tires (so my chains still fit). 400M w/650 Edlebrock AFV Offroad, 224X238 int. and exh. cam. 10.5:1 flattops, stock C6, stock Dana axles F and R.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h191/recoil_junky/bronco-2.jpg

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h191/recoil_junky/IMG_2181-1.jpg

Might put a 2" suspension lift under it but probably not. It would be too tippy. Right now I can scare the **** out of most people who dare to follow where it can go. It should be done in another couple months after the 3 year restoration project.

If not , there's always "Olde Blue"

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h191/recoil_junky/IMG_1940.jpg

My '77 Hiboy, Won't go where the Bronco will but I don't have to worry much about the paint.

RJ