1967 Ford Bronco Wagon on 2040-cars
Baltimore, Ohio, United States
Body Type:Hard Top
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:170 6cyl
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Ford
Model: Bronco
Trim: Base trim model 2door
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 62,024
Sub Model: Wagon
Number of Doors: 2
Exterior Color: Green
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: White
We have decided to sell our 1967 Bronco which we have owned for 11 years. It has been enjoyed so much over the years and has always been a reliable starter every year. This Bronco has had a lot of love by us and we used the best of parts when working on it. The Bronco was always garaged. This Bronco can be a daily driver and with 3:50 gearing can attain maximum 25mpg. Drives like a charm. Cruises at 60mph with ease. Very solid vehicle. I would not be afraid of driving long distances. We found out the Bronco originally came from Washington DC - could have been in the military. There is a military sticker on the glove box door. The Bronco will come with the original 4:10 gear front and rear differentials if the purchaser would like them. We worked with many suppliers and purchased most of the quality parts from JBG, Wild H., Toms, LMC, James D. 4WP.
This will make someone a great ride.
As usual with this type of vehicle there is no warranty - sold as is. Mileage is listed as what is shown on the odometer - we have no way of knowing if the vehicle has turned over 100,000 miles.
Here is a list of all the items we installed on the Bronco during the build:
BODY PARTS
New rear quarter panel bottoms
New front floor pans
New door sills and door jambs
We kept the original fenders, grill, hood, windshield frame, doors (doors have the removable top frames which is cool when you remove the top for that roadster feel)
Ford two tone paint in 2002 using Ford late model colors - some minor areas of paint is showing some very minor rough spots on front left fender.
Hardtop from Arizona purchased on EBAY
New vinyl flooring throughout and felt sound absorbing insulation
New Red Jack on front bumper with custom mounting
New cb antenna - had hole for this when we purchased the Bronco
SUSPENSION
New factory stock rear springs
New 2-1/2" Wild Horses suspension lift
New body mounts, all new joint plastics replaced at front tie rods
New rear 2-2/2" lift blocks and U bolts
DRIVELINE
New oil pan gasket
New clutch
New master cylinder, new flexible brake hoses
New rear drive shaft
Reused late model front differential with 3:50 gears
Reused and rebuilt rear differential with 3:50 gears and factory Trac Loc rear end ( professionally rebuilt) with new bearings and seals
New James Duff 3sd floor shifter with actuator to operate the reverse lights
Metal floor cover for shifter with Rhino lining on the cover
BF Goodrich Mud Terrains
ENGINE
New Battery
New brake master cylinder
New water pump
New exhaust
Rebuilt radiator
New front pulley damper
New hoses and v belts
Rebuilt carb
New manifold gasket
Some things that could be done to the Bronco when purchased:
1. Recover the drivers seat - passenger seat looks good
2. Seat belts for the rear seat
3. Update brakes to disk and or power brakes - if you prefer
4. Update steering to power steering - if you prefer
5. There is a slight tick of a valve in the motor - could use a valve adjustment - has never been a problem in 11 years
6. Body and paint is 11 years old and is not perfect - it has blemishes, imperfections, minor surface rust, scratches, etc
7. Doors never did close like factory - could use fine tuning adjustments and gasket repair
8. Hard top has some whistling at speed - could use gaskets
Terms:
Come see the Bronco in person, Call with questions 1-740-862-8689, We are open to all questions. No questions are too small!!!! We are NOT responsible for shipping OR the cost of shipping but will help get the Bronco loaded at our residence if they need the help. If you are the winning bidder you will be required to put $300 down by PayPal withing 24 hours of the closing of the auction. Failure to make the down payment within 24 hours and the auction will be cancelled. The balance of the bid amount will be paid with bank wire transfer or cash in person within 7 days from close of the auction and before pickup of the vehicle. We can store the vehicle for up to 14 days from end of auction if needed, free of charge to you, to help with your delivery schedule. (vehicle will need to be paid in full within 5 days of the auction)
Make sure you get approval from your significant other before bidding and have funds available before making your bid. We want you to be as happy with this purchase as we have been owning this gem.
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