1976 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Jasper, Alabama, United States
1976 frame off restoration.98% everything is new or rebuilt,I got it dirty getting it out to take pictures.I have owned 20 plus Broncos this is the best one i have ever had. you would have to go to a car show to see one in this condition. automatic, power steering,power disc brakes,stock rebuilt engine,stock height springs.vintage air conditioner. every switch,every light, every nut and bolt new.too nice for me to drive everyday.For sale locally I might be trading it for another vehicle next week. NOTE: IN ALABAMA PER THE ALABAMA STATE DEPT OF REVENUE http://revenue.alabama.gov/motorvehicle/ WILL NOT WILL NOT..... Issue a title for a vehicle that is over 35 years old.... If that is a Problem in your state Please check before you buy or blace a bid please.... the Bronco is tagged in my name, registered in my name,insured in my name. THERE IS NO TITLE FOR THIS BRONCO. ALABAMA WILL NOT ISSUE ME ONE......
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