A band of Broncos hidden in the Alaskan bush | Barn Find Hunter - Ep. 47

Tom wrangles a herd of first-gen Ford Broncos outside a remote town in Alaska. As Tim, the owner of the vehicles, shows Tom around, it’s apparent that his love of classic SUVs doesn’t start and end with Ford’s iconic two-door 4x4.

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[talfacprez]

1st Gen Broncos will always be my favorite Bronco.

[xaoskuntablast]

that last coral one was by far the best and needs to me moved .. btw nice of tom to let him drive the Shelby

[jdclarke]

In 2005 I worked in the area around Dawson Creek. The beginning of the Alaskan Highway. As the fall season set in and the leaves fell I could see all kinds of cars and muscle cars in yards that were just sitting. One farmer had a several mopars in his yard. Great area to explore for barn finds, if they are still there.

[billnalder]

Damn Man, nevermind about the Broncos, lets go for more wild rides in the 'Stang!!!

[WildflowerNJ]

Loved this show! My husband had a lot of Broncos he have a 1966 one still in back. Thank you for this show!

[seanknelsen]

I’ve never seen so many crew cab 73-79 trucks in one spot!!

[MichaelOsmers]

Favorite episode so far. FJ40's are one of my favorite offroad vehicles. They have a look like they will take you anywhere you want without a single problem.

[weezerfan]

So I recently got Hagerty insurance on my 1975 Jeep J10. It was a Father’s Day present from my wife. It ticked all my boxes old muscle, Jeep, 4x4, and a truck. I’m self taught of what I know about fixing cars. I really enjoyed this episode, I love seeing old 4x4s.
(I will say I found it funny that YouTube started suggestion your channel after I went on Google looking for classic car insurance once.) Hagerty is really the best option in my opinion for classic car insurance. You can beat the price for the coverage and what a great staff. Thank you!

[nononsenseBennett]

Great father-son interaction and glad you encouraged the young man in the video. The next generation gear head in the making!

[mreaganismyhero]

Wow! Looking inside those Bronco's brought back some memories! My dad bought three different Bronco's; a '66, a '72, and a '76. All virtually the same except for the color. Wow! What memories!

[chrisblore]

Tom
Love your shows. Nothing compares to yours.
Thank you...

[davidmuse]

Respect to you, Tom, for taking us off the beaten paths and introducing us to these good people and their treasures!

[erekshun]

My favorite show to watch. I love catching new episodes and im a Bronco man! I got a cherry 79 Custom.

[schwinnstingrayguy]

I’m 16 and I just bought a bronco! Love them so much

[Andy-ujhe]

I recently discovered this channel and have been watching these episodes on a daily basis. I am a classic car enthusiast and I would love to have a first generation Bronco. This are real cars and real people, none of that reality show drama bull crap that is on TV. Thanks for sharing these awesome videos!

[gac]

I bought a '75 Bronco brand new off the showroom floor. Paid $6, 000 for it, (a LOT of money in '75!) Had the Dana 44, and posi in the rear and limited slip in the front, all from the factory. Was damn hard to get that stuck, either in mud or sand! Wish I still had that truck, although living in Illinois it died a horrible cancerous death from road salt. Near the end, when you opened either door, it would drop down about half an inch! My daughters still comment about looking at a portion of the road through the floorboards if they were riding in it. In those days, as with every American 70's car, rust protection and treated metals were just a pipe Thanks for this video, brought back a lot of memories!

[ron]

8:45 Nice collection of old crew cabs. With a Dana 60 also. Dent side candy!!!

[littlefarmer]

Super awesome to find a vintage Bronco. Always great to see them drive around factory stock. Man, wish I could find one

[superc]

Great show as always dont move over too motor trend on demand like roadkill✌

[moparedtn]

Not only do I love Hagerty for the insurance on my '68 GTX, but I really enjoy all their video series as well.
Tom and Davin make these series great fun to watch and the videography is simply the best.
Y'all need to keep those fellas around as long as you can, Hagerty!
-Ed on the Ridge