Had I moved to CO Highland Ranch was at the top of my list. Also have a ‘78. How do you like Highland Ranch?
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Thanks for posting pics. Mustard 532
My brothers ‘76 will be going back to that original great color as well. They(most) need rear sill and quarters. ‘78 was best year IMO. More pics please. Welcome to the addiction.
My brothers ‘76 will be going back to that original great color as well. They(most) need rear sill and quarters. ‘78 was best year IMO. More pics please. Welcome to the addiction.
Look inside drivers side door, should be a plate on A pillar showing month and date of manufacture. My Freeborn Red is a ‘10/78.
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Underside of Right Side Running Board below
Underside of Right Side Running Board below
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Lucky guess on my part! 07/78. Just found what you were referencing. Thanks!
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Only a few more to go...
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Just realized that I failed to take pictures of the rear interior.. The sill (?) has a fiberglass repair. I'll post those pics later today.
And to finish up, a picture of the Warden and I on the South Platte!
And to finish up, a picture of the Warden and I on the South Platte!
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Lived one year in Highlands Ranch while we were looking for some acreage. HR was nice. We live about 10 miles SSW of HR and west of Sedalia. Love the area!
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Thanks TLS3601!
LOTS of pix. Very good. Consider this my official welcome to wacky MudWorld 
One question: can you weld?
One question: can you weld?
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Hmmmmm.... I'm not the sharpest guy around, but that question has a deeper reach.LOTS of pix. Very good. Consider this my official welcome to wacky MudWorld
One question: can you weld?
Am I in store for a LOT of welding? To answer your question, HardWay, No. Ima have to find a shop to get it done. The guy I bought it from can weld but is limited to thick gauge. I'd like to learn how to- maybe I can take a class at a local community college or trade school?
Reach out to your fellow Colorado Mudders. If you really want to learn welding, some of them can provide all kinds of help that'll save you $$ and a ton of aggravation.
You are welcome, reach out any time. Been down the ‘78 road
Next one is the ‘76. Looks as though lots of the original pieces are there. Plenty of potential. Tom
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Thank you, TLS.You are welcome, reach out any time. Been down the ‘78 road
