Get This Old Bronco Running and It’s Yours — A 1990 Ford Bronco Rescue Has Social Media Hooked
What would you do if your uncle pointed to an old Ford Bronco and gave you one simple challenge?
Get it running and it's yours.
That's the deal social-media creator Laser Kuzmin (@laserkuzmin) says he was given with his uncle's 1990 Ford Bronco.
And now social media is following along to see whether he can bring this old Bronco back to life.
The creator's Part 2 post confirms this is an ongoing series, but we haven't been able to verify a working URL for the original first installment yet. We don't want to send BroncoBusting readers to the wrong video.
This is where the deal gets really interesting.
Laser explains that his uncle told him he could have his 1990 Ford Bronco if he can get it running.
WATCH PART 2:
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https://www.instagram.com/laserkuzmin/
As additional episodes are released or located, BroncoBusting will add them above in chronological order — Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and so on — so you can watch the entire resurrection from beginning to end.
Get an old Bronco running and you get to keep it.
Where do we sign?
Of course, anybody who has resurrected an old vehicle knows those six little words — "It probably just needs a battery" — can be very expensive.
A vehicle that's been sitting can quickly turn into a scavenger hunt.
Is it getting fuel?
Does it have spark?
Is the fuel pump alive?
What's hiding inside the tank?
How's the wiring?
What about the brakes?
And then there's the question every old-truck buyer eventually asks:
How bad is the rust?
But that's exactly what makes this series interesting.
We're not looking at a finished $100,000 restoration. We're watching someone figure out whether an old Bronco can be brought back from the dead.
When we checked, the video had accumulated more than 52,000 likes and 175 comments.
And people want another episode.
Followers are asking for Part 3, telling Laser not to give up and asking the algorithm to bring them back when the next video drops.
Apparently we're not the only ones who want to hear this old Ford fire up.
This was an old-school, truck-based Bronco — big, two-door, four-wheel drive and sporting that enormous removable fiberglass rear roof.
There were no GOAT Modes.
No giant center touchscreen.
No 360-degree trail cameras.
No computer deciding which off-road setting you should use.
Just a big Ford 4x4 and a driver.
And there's something pretty cool about that.
How far do you go?
If someone gives you a Bronco for free on the condition that you get it running, suddenly spending a few hundred dollars doesn't sound so bad.
Then you've got $500 into it.
Then $1,000.
Then $2,000.
At what point do you realize that your free Bronco isn't free anymore?
Then again...
It's a 1990 Ford Bronco.
We'd probably keep going.
It's not a Ford press release.
It's not a new trim package.
It's not another $100,000 show build.
It's simply somebody trying to save an old Bronco.
And sometimes those are the best stories.
We'll keep watching Laser's project and add each new video to the list at the top of this article in chronological order, allowing BroncoBusting readers to come back and watch the entire adventure.
Hopefully, we're eventually adding one final video:
"Get it running and it's yours."
Are you taking the deal?
And how much money are you willing to spend before your "free Bronco" starts becoming a very expensive Bronco?
Let us know below.
BroncoBusting.com
We Don't Wave, We Tip Our Hats.
What would you do if your uncle pointed to an old Ford Bronco and gave you one simple challenge?
Get it running and it's yours.
That's the deal social-media creator Laser Kuzmin (@laserkuzmin) says he was given with his uncle's 1990 Ford Bronco.
And now social media is following along to see whether he can bring this old Bronco back to life.
Watch the Bronco Rescue From the Beginning
We're putting the videos here in chronological order so BroncoBusting readers can start at the beginning and follow the project all the way through.Part 1 — The Bronco Project Begins
Direct link: We're still looking for the original Part 1 post.The creator's Part 2 post confirms this is an ongoing series, but we haven't been able to verify a working URL for the original first installment yet. We don't want to send BroncoBusting readers to the wrong video.
Part 2 — Get It Running and It's Yours
September 11, 2026This is where the deal gets really interesting.
Laser explains that his uncle told him he could have his 1990 Ford Bronco if he can get it running.
WATCH PART 2:
Alternate viewing link:
https://imginn.com/p/DdKflyUhXFn/
Follow the Creator for the Next Part
Laser Kuzmin — @laserkuzminhttps://www.instagram.com/laserkuzmin/
As additional episodes are released or located, BroncoBusting will add them above in chronological order — Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and so on — so you can watch the entire resurrection from beginning to end.
A Free 1990 Bronco — With One Little Catch
On paper, this sounds like the deal of a lifetime.Get an old Bronco running and you get to keep it.
Where do we sign?
Of course, anybody who has resurrected an old vehicle knows those six little words — "It probably just needs a battery" — can be very expensive.
A vehicle that's been sitting can quickly turn into a scavenger hunt.
Is it getting fuel?
Does it have spark?
Is the fuel pump alive?
What's hiding inside the tank?
How's the wiring?
What about the brakes?
And then there's the question every old-truck buyer eventually asks:
How bad is the rust?
But that's exactly what makes this series interesting.
We're not looking at a finished $100,000 restoration. We're watching someone figure out whether an old Bronco can be brought back from the dead.
More Than 50,000 People Apparently Want to Know Too
Part 2 didn't exactly disappear into the social-media abyss.When we checked, the video had accumulated more than 52,000 likes and 175 comments.
And people want another episode.
Followers are asking for Part 3, telling Laser not to give up and asking the algorithm to bring them back when the next video drops.
Apparently we're not the only ones who want to hear this old Ford fire up.
Why This 1990 Bronco Is Worth Saving
The 1990 model belongs to the 1987–1991 generation of the full-size Ford Bronco.This was an old-school, truck-based Bronco — big, two-door, four-wheel drive and sporting that enormous removable fiberglass rear roof.
There were no GOAT Modes.
No giant center touchscreen.
No 360-degree trail cameras.
No computer deciding which off-road setting you should use.
Just a big Ford 4x4 and a driver.
And there's something pretty cool about that.
The World's Most Expensive Free Bronco?
Here's what we'd really like to know.How far do you go?
If someone gives you a Bronco for free on the condition that you get it running, suddenly spending a few hundred dollars doesn't sound so bad.
Then you've got $500 into it.
Then $1,000.
Then $2,000.
At what point do you realize that your free Bronco isn't free anymore?
Then again...
It's a 1990 Ford Bronco.
We'd probably keep going.
BroncoBusting Is Following This One
This is exactly the kind of Bronco story we enjoy finding on social media.It's not a Ford press release.
It's not a new trim package.
It's not another $100,000 show build.
It's simply somebody trying to save an old Bronco.
And sometimes those are the best stories.
We'll keep watching Laser's project and add each new video to the list at the top of this article in chronological order, allowing BroncoBusting readers to come back and watch the entire adventure.
Hopefully, we're eventually adding one final video:
IT RUNS!
BroncoBusting Question of the Day
Your uncle points toward a non-running 1990 Ford Bronco and says:"Get it running and it's yours."
Are you taking the deal?
And how much money are you willing to spend before your "free Bronco" starts becoming a very expensive Bronco?
Let us know below.
BroncoBusting.com
We Don't Wave, We Tip Our Hats.
