******beautiful Survivor 1977 Ford Bronco Ranger****** on 2040-cars
Palm Beach, Florida, United States
*****Quite Possibly the NICEST EARLY BRONCO in existence today PERIOD*****
A once in a lifetime find, for sale from my personal collection of always garaged, original trucks is my 1977 Bronco Ranger Package. This Bronco was sold new at Montcalm Motors in Quebec, Canada to a couple who used it as a spare only for runs to the grocery store! The photos will show it's absolutely spectacular condition. The Bronco is completely BONE STOCK and retains 99% of it's factory original "Tangerine" paint with Wimbledon White accent stripes that only came on the Ranger Package. The interior is stunning and retains all of the factory carpet and seats as well as the factory headliner. The carpet shows minimal wear only on the driver side (it could be replaced but I wanted to keep it 100% original) The seats are as comfortable as the day she rolled of the production line in Detroit, simply AS NEW STILL. It's powered by its original low mileage (4,568) 302 V8 motor that runs like a sewing machine, simply flawless! The engine bay is spotless as delivered from the factory and retains all of it's original tags and decals, not aftermarket stickers, but factory original decals in perfect condition even in the gasoline doors. It is an Automatic with the Automatic shifter on the column or "tree" and the 4x4 shifter and transfer case on the floor. It has power steering and disc brakes. As a Bronco collector I have never come across a nicer UNRESTORED example. Again, this truck retains all of it's original WORKING components down to the original spark plug wires, to the original Ranger spare tire cover and factory original spare tire. The steel wheels and hubcaps are flawless and free of any curb rash or paint flaws or tarnish LIKE NEW! I must confess, the four running tires are the only non-factory part on the truck and are new. The factory AM radio and factory, yes factory, never replaced dash speaker sound as grand as it did back in 1977. I encourage inspections and people to fly in to Palm Beach International Airport to see the tuck in person. You WILL NOT be disappointed. This is the very last year of the best Bronco's made. Own it and drive the piece of American History that started the whole Bronco craze. You will NEVER find another UNRESTORED one this nice. *I believe the mileage is true but cannot guarantee it on a 37 year old vehicle. The lack of wear on the seats, carpet and pedals leads me to believe that 4,568 true miles is entirely possible. *I have the Bronco advertised locally and have the right to close the auction early if it happens to sell locally. Questions are encouraged Please call or text Charley @ 561-436-5824 Thanks for looking and buy with confidence! Check my feedback rating of 100% |
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