1971 Ford Bronco Sport 302v8 4x4 on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
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This is an original uncut and unmolested 1971 Bronco. It has only 92000 miles and has been a one owner vehicle here in Utah. It is in great shape for the age. Always cared for and parked in a garage. It has some normal wear and tear for a 43 year old truck. It was purchased from a local dealer with a dealer installed roll bar and air conditioning. Everything is original: 302 V8 engine, 3 speed on the column transmission, transfer case, wheels, hubcaps, seats and paint. It has some rust, mostly surface rust underneath from driving. The bottom of the tailgate, inner fender skirts and gas tank cover plates have rust as well. The drivetrain is all original and it has not been abused or modified. The engine runs great. The clutch just went out and so that will need to be replaced. All electrical works fine and all lights work. Original uncracked steering wheel and horn. All the glass is original and in perfect condition. All chrome trim is original as well and in good condition.
You will not find a better original Bronco to drive as is daily or be a great candidate for a restoration. It was never abused and used to go camping and fishing over the years. |
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