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About: Bronco Buster (Funny Car)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Bronco Buster is an American exhibition funny car built by Doug Nash. Nash built Bronco Buster for NHRA's new A/FX (A/Factory Experimental) class, a precursor to Funny Car, which debuted in 1965. It was based on a 1966 Ford Bronco, with a reproduction two-piece body, fitted over an aluminum tube chassis; the cab, hood, and front fenders came off in one piece for easy maintenance. Bronco Buster was popular on the match racing circuit, until NHRA banned aluminum chassis (in favor of steel) and Jeep and pickup bodies, following the success of in the hemi Jeep funny car , in 1967.