1973 Early Ford Bronco 4x4 on 2040-cars
Walkertown, North Carolina, United States
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Great condition! Stored in the garage and occasionally driven on the weekends. All sheet metal is original with nothing new welded in. It was painted approximately 10 years ago and the paint still looks good. It has 33's BF Goodrich tires with about 100 miles on them. The chrome wheels have some pitting close to the inside, but still looks great. The interior is mostly stock. The front seats look almost new. This Bronco never had a rear seat so there are no holes in the bed. The bed looks great and does not have any dents at all only minor scratches. Steering wheel, seat belts, and door pulls show a little wear. The dash has two small cracks that can easily be repaired. It has the original A.M. radio but the speaker needs to be replaced. I have added 2 1/2 " lift and power brakes. Call or email me if you have questions Dean 336-407-4035 ryanrocks1@msn.com
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J Mays' legacy
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Mays is by far not the first designer to use heritage design cues in his work.
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