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1969 Ford Bronco Sport on 2040-cars

US $16,500.00
Year:1969 Mileage:22544 Color: Red /
 White
Location:

Roll, Arizona, United States

Roll, Arizona, United States

If you have any questions feel free to email: nanceenbbironas@1me.net .

This Bronco is in Great condition. I am the second owner. Has power steering, front disc brakes. Manual three-speed
transmission on the floor. Borg Warner drive shaft. Dana 30 front axle with positraction. Dana 20 transfer case.
Ford 9”rear axle with positraction There’s only been 960 miles put on the rebuilt 351 Windsor engine that was
installed in 2004. Almost everything underneath the Bronco has been replaced with new parts by Driven 4x4 (Bronco
specialist in Phoenix, AZ). I have all the receipts for all parts and work that has been done on it.
Exterior
· New rocker panels added to both sides
· New Rancho shocks all around
· New 23-gallon gas tank
· New Gorilla flairs with welting
· New 33x12.5x15 Hancook ATS tires
· New paint job. 4 weeks old. Candy Apple Red body with Wimbledon White top. These are the original paint colors
· Smittybilt bumpers front, rear and Nerf bars
· New front windshield
Mechanical
· New front yoke and seal for Dana 20
· New fuel line
· New brake lines
· New heater hoses, bypass hose, upper and lower radiator hoses, thermostat, and radiator cap
· New front and rear brake hoses
· New rear E-brake cables
· Drained front diff, rear diff, transfer case with all new fluid
· New tie rod and drag link
· New Stagard 4 core radiator
· Manual transmission 3 speed on the floor
· New fuel pump
· New water pump
· New power steering added
· New front disc brake change over
· New Pertronix electric ignition
· New speedometer cable
· Rebuilt 2-barrel Holley carb
· New alternator belt, voltage regulator, ignition coil and starter solenoid
Chassis
· New motor and transmission mounts
· New front bushings. Replaced front inner and outer diff seals and U joint. Replaced trunnion bearings and R& R
bearing seals
· New battery
· New muffler system
· New rear seal bearings
· New hydraulic hood props
· New front door weather stripping. Upper and lower for both doors
· New rear lift gate seal
· New tailgate pivot hinge
Interior
· New floor pans added to both sides
· New heater bellow
· New dash cover
· New lift gate to tailgate seal
· Herculined floor
· New leather custom door panels

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