Toms Offroad Rock and Roll Event 2018

Every Year, Toms Bronco Parts puts on an amazing Event in Southern Oregon. Day one is a trail ride on the McGrew trail in Obrien Oregon, and day two is the show and shine, raffle, and cruise through wine country.

This year was a lot of fun and I got to meet tons of awesome people and see some beautiful Classic Ford Broncos.

Don't miss next years event if you are in the Pacific Northwest!

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[secretaryoftips]

I love all broncos but makes me sad seeing majority with cut fenders. That orange and white was was perfect.

[wesleyhgaines]

What is the song throughout the video?

[SneakyArmadillo]

Fantastic video! I’m currently doing a complete rebuild on a 76 Bronco. It’s a dream to be at an event like this for me!

[Ace-tshb]

Awesome video. Wish I was there. Thx Jonathan

[JeepSolid]

What a fun event. Sorry to have missed it this year.

[flexmerc]

awesome editing and music affect (drums) at 3:15; thanks for the videos dude!

[thewhaleylife]

Can u please talk with Tom and get us a walk around of his rig? I've hit up his youtube channel and still nothing. Maybe u can make that happen for us.

[permagroove]

Awesome video man, well done. I have a question for you regarding your fitech fuel line setup with stock tank. Did you run an 8an line to the fitech pump? I went with the inline pump as well, and am now stumped as to how to supply enough fuel to it. Aside from making my own pickup with an 8an, what other options are there? I called Tom's and the guy I spoke to, Angel, said that guys are just stepping down the size at the tank, but that sounds extremely restrictive. Also, how is the inline fitech pump working out for you? I'm in the middle of a freshen up of my '66. I've had it since highschool, I'm 30 now. Doing a wiring harness, FiTech, MSD everything! Hope to have it running next weekend if I can figure out how to effectively get fuel out of my stock tank. My email is mtmorrow@ ncsu . edu if you want to drop me a line there. Thanks man, keep it up!