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Custom 1977 Ford Bronco 4x4 Show Winner on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:1390 Color: Paint and prep work are of the highest quality available
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
Advertising:

“GOOD ENOUGH” WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR THIS BRONCO! This 1977 Ford Bronco has been completely restored from the frame up, and boasts a 302 V-8 high output motor. There are 1,390 miles on this truck since its restoration in 2011. This truck has been in two TRUCK SHOWS, winning in: Best TRUCK category and BEST PAINT. It has also been featured on the cover of BRONCO MAGAZINE with a 6-page pictorial (Described as a 1976 BRONCO, but VIN# indicates it as a 1977). There are over $65,000 in upgrades included in the three-year restoration. The paint is absolutely flawless and is one of a kind. No expense has been spared with any component down to the nuts and bolts. Literally everything on the truck is new or completely refurbished, upgraded, or customized. This truck is a serious attention getter. Kept in a Climate-Controlled Garage.
 
Exterior: Paint and prep work are of the highest quality available. Lots of Pearl and clear coat on this truck! There is no rust, in fact a good portion of the body is fiberglass saving weight and durability. All rubber and trim was replaced, and a complete racing certified roll cage was mounted to the frame. Five point harnesses for both seats are included as well as lap belts for the backseat. Truck has a top-of-the-line wench with remote control, custom lighting, custom tire rack. Windowsills were rebuilt to include one piece of glass for a cleaner look. Wheels and tires are of the best quality and fit the truck well without being over-sized. There is a 2-inch body lift with a 2-inch suspension lift. This truck handles well and has a low center of gravity. Truck can easily be a daily driver and is stable on the road.
 
Interior: Truck has a customized dashboard – as seen in the photos. All gauges and switches work. Seats are competition grade and are free of scratches and stains. Some of the other upgrades include; top-of-the-line covers that are clean and rip free. Five point harness, custom racing wheel, absolutely outstanding stereo system with (4) six-inch speakers and a 10 inch sub powered by (2) 250 Watt amplifiers. The black carpet is high-grade with perfect installation and is also stain free.
 
Engine: This motor is a 302 V-8 HO. It has excellent power without sacrificing reliability. Some of the options include the following: high-rise intake, four barrel carburetor, ceramic headers, upgraded ignition system, dual batteries with dual charger, aluminum radiator and chrome valve covers. The engine compartment on this truck is completely dirt and oil free.
 
Suspension: Very clean undercarriage and is show ready. All components are painted or coated and look new. Custom differential cover on the front along with completely rebuilt drive train to new specs or better. Custom roll cage is bolted to the frame with no welds present. Dual exhaust keeps the truck sounding good but tucked away nicely. Again nothing is covered up on this truck.

THIS BRONCO WAS BUILT WITH THE ATTITUDE OF “GOOD ENOUGH ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH.” IT WAS RECENTLY FEATURED ON THE COVER AND CENTER FOLD OF BRONCO DRIVER MAGAZINE. EVERY THING IS NEW ON THIS BRONCO. ONLY ABOUT 375 MILES HAVE BEEN PUT ON SINCE THE RESTORATION. WITH $60,000.00 PUT INTO THE BRONCO

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
FRAME OFF RESTORATION
FRAME SANDBLAST
EVERY THING STRIP AND REFINISHED
EACH INDIVIDUAL LEAF SPRING POWDER COATED
ENGINE REBUILT TO HIGH OUTPUT PERFORMANCE SPEC
REBUILT BOTH DIFFERENTAILS, TRANSFER CASE AND BOTH DRIVE LINES
REBALANCED BOTH DRIVE LINES
EVERYTHING STRIPPED DOWN AND POWDER COATED
SHOW QUALITY CHASSIS
FIBERGLASS BODY
2-INCH BODY LIFT
3-INCH SUSPENSION LIFT
RACE CAR ROLL CAGE SCULPTED TO FIT THE INTERIOR AND TIED INTO THE FRAME
BEARD SEATS WITH THE 5 POINT RJS HARNESS
CD PLAYER IN ROLL CAGE2 JL AUDIO AMPS
4- 61/2 INCH JL SPEAKERS
1 10-INCH JL SUB IN CUSTOM MADE FIBER GLASS HOUSING
NEW DASH
L.E.D TELL LIGHTS
BRIGHT BLUE HALOGEN HEADLIGHTS
POWER WENCH with REMOTE CONTROL
REMOVED THE HINGE ON FRONT WINDSHIELD
REMOVED WING WINDOWS ON DOORS
AUTOMATIC WINDOWS

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Which is more fuel efficient, driving with a pickup's tailgate up or down?

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Thanks to the smoke wand in the wind tunnel, you can actually see the difference in our video.
Should you drive with your pickup truck's tailgate up or down? It's an age-old controversy that's divided drivers for decades. Traditionalists will swear you should leave the tailgate down. Makes sense, right? It would seem to let the air flow more cleanly over the body and through the bed. But there's also a school of thought that argues trucks are designed to look and operate in a specific manner, and modern design techniques can help channel the airflow properly. So don't mess with all of that: Leave the tailgate up.