1974 Ford Bronco 4x4 Project 1st Generation on 2040-cars
Waltham, Massachusetts, United States
Up for sale is a 1974 Bronco PROJECT. The truck is VERY complete and has been off the road for nearly 30 years. The car sat for many years after being parked. Unfortunately the Northeast winters took its toll on the body but overall the frame is solid along with all suspension etc. This Bronco has a 302 V8 that still turns over (I haven't hooked up gas to her yet). The floors on the body need replacing as well as the body mounts. It is a standard 3 speed transmission with 4x4. Interior is all there, seats are pretty good with a few tears in drivers seat. Someone began doing body repairs on the passenger side but did not finish. It is a pretty aggressive restoration but if you are looking to get into one of these Broncos that is ALL original and complete- for cheap- this is it. I would like to see it go to someone willing to bring her back to life. SELLING CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE! SOLD AS IS !! I ask that you PLEASE ask all questions PRIOR to making an offer or call ask ask questions. Please contact me prior to offers or buying-it-now if you have less than a 10 rating. Thank you - good luck.
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