1969 Ford Bronco Clean Uncut Original 302 on 2040-cars
Loveland, Colorado, United States
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It is with great sadness that I'm listing my Bronco for sale. The body and paint is in original condition with very minimal rust, isolated primarily to rockers. Floor is completely solid. I've done several things mechanically - rebuilt carb, brand new starter, coil, fuel pump, pulled and had main gas tank refurbished...a lot to list. It fires up and runs great, shifts smoothly, 4WD in perfect working order. No mechanical issues to note. This is as clean an early Bronco as you will find anywhere. Original CO truck, has never seen winter salt. I own it outright and have clear CO title in hand. I looked far and wide for one with the stock options I
wanted - 302, limited slip 350, manual trans 3 on the tree, uncut rear fenders,
no interior modifications, etc. It's
also an early 1969 so it still has the full fold down front windshield that was
done away with in '68. ~113k original
miles. |
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