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1977 Ford Bronco Ranger on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:125000
Location:

Helena, Montana, United States

Helena, Montana, United States

Freshly rebuilt frame off 1977 Ford Bronco.  Bronco started out as an un-cut South Carolina vehicle-one of those father/son projects which ended up being more father than son.  I don't need another vehicle, so here it is.

Body: Body and frame were stripped and sandblasted (this Bronco has no rust).
Both rear quarters along with front and rear door jams and rockers replaced.
Re-painted in its original 1977 Ford Orange color.
Local Bronco restoration shop did all body work and paint.

Drivetrain: All drivetrain components rebuilt including both front and rear differentials, Trac-Lok added to rear diff.
Both C-4 transmission and Dana 20 transfer box re-built.  Comes with two sets of wheels and tires, which includes new Goodyear tires on chrome wheels and original wheels.

Engine: Original 302 block rebuilt which includes forged 347 rotating assembly (crank, rods, & pistons).
Aluminum Ford Racing heads used along with roller cam and rockers along with BC headers and exhaust.
Also included is MSD Atomic EFI unit along with Wild Horse Sherman EFI 23 gallon fuel tank and new Centech wiring harness.

Interior: All floor carpet was replaced.
Original headliner, door panels, rear quarters, seats, and gauges were used. Tuffy storage box.

 

Also included in the sale is a complete BC Bronco Vintage Air AC unit (not installed). 

Purchaser is responsible for all shipping, however if purchased within the Northwest I can possibly help out with shipping (possibly).

 

The winning bidder has 3 days to secure the transaction with a $1,000.00 deposit and 7 days after ended auction to make full payment.  Vehicle is sold as-is where-is.  Please contact me through your Ebay account with any and all questions, request for more pictures or to schedule a test drive.

 

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