1967 Ford Bronco Sport on 2040-cars
Huntington Park, California, United States
Up for auction is my 1967 Ford Bronco "Sport" model. Painted in its original Rangoon Red with a white hard top. This Ford Bronco is very solid & clean and is an original California vehicle. The Bronco makes a statement when driven and gets lots of compliments.
The Bronco runs strong and sounds great. With the upgrades such as the 4 wheel disc brakes and power steering it is fun to drive. It holds a clean title California under my name. Registration is current. The body is straight and the paint is in excellent condition & has been color sanded and buffed. No dents. The interior floors are original and are painted the same color as the exterior. Original floors, fenders, rockers, and quarter panels.There is no spray on liner coatings on the interior floors to hide rust or imperfections like so many Bronco's for sale. I will consider all reasonable offers. This is a solid Bronco and has been taken care of and has not been thrashed, abused or used to go rock climbing. The radio is in place but without speakers, as I did not want to cut up the Bronco. This is Bronco is a very solid rig. Vin. number on the drivers kick panels, frame and I even have the original metal service tag that was given when you purchased the Bronco new and would take it in for servicing. The speedometer is not accurate, there is a new heater core installed but is not connected to the engine. The Bronco is sold "as is" with no warranty expressed or implied. Please see pictures for details & condition of Bronco. Not looking for trades. Please do not hesitate to ask questions. Ask questions before bidding. Please only bid if you are serious. Shipping is the buyers responsibility. I accept Paypal as a deposit only. |
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