1974 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Stockdale, Texas, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: endaebbadena@veryold.net .
Beautifully restored 1974 Ford Bronco. This was not an off-chassis restoration, but work was professionally done.
The following are some of the items included:
- LED Lighting for all exterior lights including side marker lights.
- All wiring replaced including all new wiring harness for head lights.
- New Interior, 6 point roll cage/bar
- New Chrome checker plate interior door panels
- New arm rests and door clips
- New Chrome Tilt steering and custom sterring wheel (complete column upgrade)
- New Complete body weatherstrip kit including removal of original hard-top seals and placed with all new.
- New radiator hoses
- New Dakota Digital Analog Cluster
- New custom buckets seats (still have the orignal rear bench seat)
- New custom wheels (XD Series)
- New BFG’s - 33” LT305/65R 18
- Removed complete interior, hand sanded and applied full coverage bed liner (sprayed on Raptor liner)
- New turn signal buckets, rear tail light buckets, and lenses.
- New fuel tanks and fuel level feeds
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