1969 Ford Bronco Off-road 4x4 Runs And Drives - 41,400 Miles - Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Exeland, Wisconsin, United States
1969 Ford Bronco This vehicle has been stored in a barn since 2006. It hasn't been driven on the road for 25 years. It was just used for plowing a driveway. Overall it's a pretty solid vehicle for a Bronco of this age. The floor boards are good. The cowl area is not rusty. As you can see in the pictures, there is some rust on the driver's rocker and will need to be replaced at some point. The lights and 4-wheel drive work good. Heater works. Engine doesn't smoke. Original seats. The seats are dirty but not torn up. Rubber on the floor yet but in good shape. All of the gauges work. New starter. New fuel tank. New fuel pump. The carburetor has been rebuilt. It would be a really good restoration project to build an off-road monster or restore to original condition. It runs and drives as it is so you wouldn't have to do anything to it. It needs tires. If you have any questions or would like more picture, please send a message. Thank you!! |
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