1972 Ford Bronco 4x4 on 2040-cars
Grenada, Mississippi, United States
1972 Ford Bronco 302, three speed trans floor shift, dana 44 front end, power steering, T shift transfer case, 3 row radiator, flow master exhaust. Bronco cranks, runs, and drives. The bronco will need some TLC. the front two tires have some dry to them, it has only been used during hunting season. has a few dents, but nothing that can't be fixed. it has never been wrecked. the brakes do work, but do need a little work. the passenger side window also needs work, the glass is good but needs to be put back on track. 4 wheel drive does work. bronco does really run good and just needs someone to put some time back in it. would make a great builder or hunting truck. the floor pans at one time had rust in the very front, but some one has patched them. The rear seat is not bolted in, the front two seats are torn badly but nothing some seat covers will not fix. Grant steering wheel, heat works good. Flow master exhaust, battery, key switch, ignition switch, rear end, and drive shaft are all new within the last six months.This is a U14 vin # bronco, so it was a factory halfcab bronco if anyone is looking to restore one with matching numbers. the bronco will be sold as is, as it is not a brand new vehicle. If you have any questions, call 662-588-8710.
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