1976 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Mississippi, United States
SOUTHERN SURVIVOR! This is by far the best bronco I have owned and I've owned five others in my lifetime. This is the one that will drive smooth and straight down the highway at 65 mph with one finger on the wheel. It does not pull in any direction and is tight at any speed. I hate to see it go but I just do not use it and it basically stays in the garage. I get it out at least four times a year to service it and run it but otherwise it does not get used like it should. It has spent it's entire life in mississippi and has had very little off road use. Everything on this gem works correctly and she runs like she just came off the show room floor. Most of this bronco is original. The motor and transmission and body are all original. The bronco has never been in any wrecks or been mistreated. There are a few modifications that I feel make the original bronco better like a good paint job, critically it's an 8 out of 10 on the paint. I did add AC to this unit. It blows ice cold. I've added an electric fuel pump so the bronco cranks every time the first time. I've added a digital gauge to replace the original, the old gauges just are not as accurate and I wanted something more reliable on this exceptional bronco. The radio is not original and I've added a speaker box under the back seat. The bronco comes with a winch bumper for esthetics only, there is not a winch. It also has a roof rack that is functional but I added it for esthetics also. Glass is in great condition and windows are tinted. I'm sure there are a few other minor modifications that I may not remember but I'm including as many pictures of the bronco as possible. One very important feature of this spectacular bronco is that there is absolutely no rust anywhere. Notice from the pictures that is still has the original floor mat in place. The floor mat and dash pad are both original and they do have a few minor cracks. Even the headliner is original and in excellent condition. Seats are all original and in good condition. I do not need to sale this bronco but I'd like to sale it for the right price and the right home. Please do not bid unless you have serious intentions to buy it. This bronco is a true survivor and it is in excellent condition. Ask questions and I will respond as soon as possible. Good Luck!
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The shootout comes courtesy of the internet series Generation Gap, and its concept is super-simple. One guy prefers classics, and the other likes newer rides. They choose a category, pick two vehicles and put them head to head. In this case, neither is exactly modern, though. The Ford is more than old enough to receive Social Security checks, and the Dodge is hardly a young whippersnapper.
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