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Bronco Sport, Built 351 Art Carr Auto, Lockers, Trail Rig Deluxe!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:100
Location:

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States

1969 BRONCO BUILT WITH ALL THE BEST OFF ROAD EQUIPMENT!! 

OVER $15,000 SPENT IN PARTS ALONE!!

RUNS AND DRIVES EXCELLENT WITH NO ISSUES!!

Can be street driven or tackle any trail you want! New wild horses 5.5" lift with front coils and rear springs. Dana 44 limited slip front axle with WILD HORSES 4 WHEEL Disc brake conversion, new ball joints, heavy duty 31 spline axle shafts from Tom's Bronco parts. Rear axle has new seals, bearings and Detroit Locker with YUKON 4.10 gears and drive shaft loops. 

Engine is a built 351W, 1974 block, 10.5:1 compression with World Products Windsor SR. 200cc cast iron heads, roller rockers and stud girdles, 5.10 lift hydralic roller cam, Edelbrock RPM air gap intake, Holley 800 cfm double pumper, MSD full ignition and two-step rev-limiter, chrome long tube headers, electric water pump, aluminum 4 core radiator with electric fans, mini starter and 7 qt canton oil pan. MAYBE 100 MILES ON THE ENTIRE DRIVELINE!!

22 gal fuel cell WITH HOLLEY ELECTRIC PUMP and HD tranny cooler mounted in the bed WITH ELECTRIC FAN, fully modified Art Carr C4 transmission, 2500 stall, and reverse manual valve body built by M&M transmission, hurst quarter stick, high capacity pan, and SFI bell housing. Twin stick dana 20 transfer case BUILT. 

all new autometer gauges, new painless wiring, five point harness on both seats, full cage bolted not welded, good 38x11x15 Super Swamper Boggers with 2.5" wheel spacers. 

Body is great for a trail truck, but to make it really nice needs a paint job!

CALL JASEN TODAY FOR ANY AND ALL INFO OR QUESTIONS  573-680-3097.  

I BOUGHT THIS BRONCO ALONG WITH TWO OTHERS FROM AN OLDER MAN WHO ENJOYED OFF ROAD TOYS AND SPARED NO EXPENSE IN BUILDING THIS TRUCK.  STARTS, RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT.  EVERYTHING WORKS, AND IT WILL FLAT RUN!!! THROW A WINCH ON THE FRONT AND GO ANYWHERE!!! THERE HAVE BEEN PATCHES WELDED IN THE FLOOR PANS WHICH HAS BEEN RHINO LINED, BIKINI TOP ONLY, SEATS ARE GOOD, NO DOORS ON THE TRUCK BUT I DO HAVE A SET WITH GLASS THAT ARE PAINTED TO MATCH AND GO WITH THE TRUCK.  THIS UNIT ORIGINALLY HAD A HALFCAB SO THE BULKHEAD IS STILL IN PLACE! TOUGH TO FIND THE BRONCO TRUCKS!

WE ARE NOT REPRESENTING THIS AS A SHOW TRUCK BECAUSE IT'S FAR FROM THAT, IT'S A TRAIL RIG!!  BUT IF YOU HAD A NICE TUB TO SWAP OVER TO THIS CHASSIS YOU WOULD HAVE A $30,000 BRONCO!!!






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