1968 Early Ford Bronco 4x4 Barn Find!!! 88,655 Miles!!! on 2040-cars
York, Nebraska, United States
Selling this 1968 Early Ford Bronco Barn Find. Powered by a 289 V8 engine, 3 speed manual trans., 4x4, lockout hubs, original paint, New tires on aluminum wheels, have original wheels also, No rear seat, almost no rust but its been bumped around abit. Runs, Drives, & brakes work great. This is a great early Bronco for restoration because its not all rusted out. Spent all its life in Colorado and has only 88,655 original miles. This is a 2 owner Bronco that was used to plow a driveway up in the mountains of Colorado. I do have the plow that was mounted on this Bronco also. Call Mike at 402-362-7938 with any questions you might have. Thanks for looking & HAPPY BIDDING!!!!!
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