1974 Ford Bronco 351 Nv4500 Atlas Full Cage And 3 Pt Seat Belts on 2040-cars
Hockessin, Delaware, United States
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1974 Ford Bronco 351W with GT40 heads, aluminum intake, built 2bbl carb NV4500 5 speed transmission- center force clutch (crawl super low or drive down the highway at 70+ with 5th gear overdrive - imho the BEST manual transmission for an early bronco). ATLAS transfer case 456 gears Currie rear axle Chromoly front axles w/super joints Power Steering ARB air lockers- front and rear axles, ARB compressor Custom drive shafts 2 into 1 - three inch exhaust 38 Mickey Thompsons with aluminum rims (different tires & wheels in some pictures) OR can come with Centerline true Bead Lock Wheels and tires (seen in most of the pictures). On board air- converted York with under body storage tank (in addition to arb dual compressor) WINCH HAS BEEN REMOVED - no winch included Rock Skies Custom long arms rock crawler springs Dual shocks on each wheel with hoops 4 Wheel Power Disc Brakes Roll cage with cage mounted 3 point seats for all four people (driver, passenger and two for rear fold and tumble seat) Aftermarket front and rear -fold&tumble seats with 3 point seat belts Aftermarket guages Later model steering column Tubular front and rear bumper w/tire carrier in the back and custom Ford logo on ends Decent paint but DOES have some trail scrapes, bumps and lumps The actual body has very, very little rust (California car). Fender flares. Note door frames were cut, removable door frames added. Currently, the hardtop does have the rare chrome window trim and even harder to find drip rail chrome. May swap the hard top for a new white softop. Not perfect but a nice bronco with aggressive stance and a great look for the trails or the shopping mall. Over 40k spent making this an awesome trail and street rig (take a minute to add up the parts costs). This was built to handle the tough stuff but has been mainly street and easy trail driven. This is the same family that had this Bronco listed earlier, not someone just reselling. Thanks Would consider Toyota FJ Cruiser in trade if agreed to prior to action close and ALL EBAY rules and policies are followed.
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