AFBronco235
Crew Chief
We didnt have LUCK7 hours on the boarder and 130 USD for insurance.
I guess that's the polite way of saying "ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK".
Ford Bronco Fullsize 1991 from Europe
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I guess that's the polite way of saying "ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK".
This is one of my favorite expo builds. Looks like a great adventure, and those mountains are beautiful! The bronco is an iconic vehicle, and youve made it into a great little home away from home. Your build is inspiring, and has given me much to consider, thanks for sharing.
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Jeti Oguz
Pass Ala Bel 3175 mnm
Lake Sary Chelek
Some form Tajikistan and beuatiful Pamir!!! Grat place!
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Jeti Oguz
Pass Ala Bel 3175 mnm
Lake Sary Chelek
Some form Tajikistan and beuatiful Pamir!!! Grat place!
Hi, no problem. we saw only two caravanas with camels and normal village life on other side of the river. People there are very kind friendly and helpful... We dont know how is the situation in afghanistan now but the wakhan walley (on afghan side too) may be ok and safety for turists. we have petrol and gas (propan) too so we dont have problems. we have 230 litres petrol tank. There is possibility to get petrol in some houses and local shops. only 92 octane...
I think our old bronco is perfect for this trip. Great durabillity and comfort. The dual Fuel system with gas LPG was great choice. Here in central Asia is no problem to get propan and it is cheap too. Maybe there is little problem with weight of all equipment and wooden interier. Our shocks, suspension and steering system are over used. I think our bronco has now 3,2 tons... So much over then stock. Great idea was make the independent heater tebe to roof tent and water tank with heater exchanger for heating the water. Shower has little problems and dont working Well ;-)
Only big problems was with new Fuel tank so we have to welding two times on route.
If we going with children in feature to some road trip maybe take a camper unit on bronco anstead hardtop or buy econoline 4x4 Van. Its maybe future dream...
AFBronco235
Crew Chief
If you were here in the states, I'd tell you to fix the suspension by using springs from an F350 pickup truck. Much heavier duty and they go in with little trouble. All you'd really need are the leaf springs in the back to handle the extra weight. If you happen to find an old F350 pickup that's ready to be junked, see if you can get the leaf springs off the rear axle. Certainly better than add-a-leaf springs.
some new photos from our trip... Turkmenistan - Iran)
The most dirty car in white clean marble Asghabad
Persian gulf here we are
We can swiming and sunbathing again (in november) yop here is 30 C ...
Our campsite was near the nuclear plant close to city Busehr. We have lot of military visits but it was fun
One photo for goodbye from this kind zone in Iran..
Night camping in Namak salt lake
Morning caffe
we try the cruising on our cruiser
Yes it was fun!!!
Camels everywhere
Driving on the dunes...with our 3 tons truck was great experience
On the Iran - Turkey border in mountains was fun too. We slept near the military baracks and in the night there was some decent shoting (smuggler hunting)...graet experience too.
Pass in 2300 m over sea level. Chrismas road condition
The most dirty car in white clean marble Asghabad
Persian gulf here we are
We can swiming and sunbathing again (in november) yop here is 30 C ...
Our campsite was near the nuclear plant close to city Busehr. We have lot of military visits but it was fun
One photo for goodbye from this kind zone in Iran..
Night camping in Namak salt lake
Morning caffe
we try the cruising on our cruiser
Yes it was fun!!!
Camels everywhere
Driving on the dunes...with our 3 tons truck was great experience
On the Iran - Turkey border in mountains was fun too. We slept near the military baracks and in the night there was some decent shoting (smuggler hunting)...graet experience too.
Pass in 2300 m over sea level. Chrismas road condition
I would have to agree with you. It appears you thought out your setup and have been rewarded with a great vehicle. I have an 1988 full size Bronco and this thread is helping me with some ideas. As far as future plans for bringing along children, you could always tow a teardrop sized little camper. Wishing you all the best in your travels