1967 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
La Center, Washington, United States
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1967 Ford Bronco V8 289 5spd ZF transmission, 205 trans case w/JB Fab twin sticks, Wildhorses crossmember FRONT: Narrowed '79 Bronco high pinion dana44 (ARB, disc brakes, 4.56 gears), 5 1/2 inch Cage coils, Cage long arm kit, Cage dual front shock hoop w/5120 bilsteins REAR: Narrowed '79 Bronco 9inch (ARB, disc brakes, 4.56 gears, Currie 35 spline chromoly axles), 5 1/2 inch Wildhorse 11pac leafs, Wildhorses dual shock kit w/5120 bilsteins 2" body lift, 37" Goodyear Wranglers (70-80%), Gorilla fender flares, plate steel bumpers w/ Warn 9000lb winch Power steering, Hydroboost brakes, rear discs have ebrake built in (not hooked up, comes with cable) pentronix coil/electronic ignition, edelbrock intake and 650 carb, new aluminum 289 valve covers, Wildhorse ceramic headers, new dual exhaust, York on-board air tilt wheel, corbeau baja seats, tuffy stereo console w/pioneer am/fm cd player, relayed lights, optima red top, new electrical with weather pack connections, floors hurculined and undercoated, new aluminum tunnel cover. Sport trim, Paint and body are driver/trail quality, built to be driven, minimal rust, reconstructed title previous owner replaced front clip from a 1969. Mileage reads 48,969, but I assume it is 148969. Sold as is where is, buyer responsible for shipping. |
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