1976 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Connellsville, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:302
Body Type:SUV
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Interior Color: White
Model: Bronco
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: V8
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 53,000
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
I have up for sale a 1976 Bronco. The Bronco has 52xxx miles and spent most of its life in California until 2003 when it came to Pennsylvania. This actual Bronco was used in the movie "Warrior" that was filmed in Pittsburgh! The Bronco has a 302 v8 with a 4 speed conversion with the NP 235 transmission and it is 4 wheel drive. It also has power steering and power disc brakes. Mechanically the Bronco is stock with the exception of a set of headers but it still runs thru the stock catylatic converter and single exhaust and it still has the original air pump hooked up and running. I have replaced the rear fuel tank(removed the front one), replaced master cylinder, front lock out hubs, steering stabilizer, rear wheel bearings, had the carb professionally rebuilt, tuned up the engine, newer muffler and tail pipe, replaced the rotors, drums, brakes and hardware on both the front and rear brakes. The wheels have less than 500 miles on them and the tires are in pretty good condition. The motor also has the GM HEI conversion on the ignition system. The Bronco also has been rewired. The truck runs and drives good. It always starts right up with no smoke. The body on the truck is rough. I have listed photos showing some of the bad. The floors are shown and they are in pretty good shape as are the front door post also. The passenger side quarter and drivers side front fender and grill are in bad condition and there is other rust in different spots also. I do have a brand new quarter, rear door post, and taillight corner for the passenger side. I also have a used grill and rear chrome bumper that are in good condition and are included. This Bronco mechanically is in good condition and is ready to drive and with the parts I have collected for the body and a few more this could be a really nice Bronco. This Bronco is an has excellent potential but is far from a show truck so remember this while bidding. These are also getting very hard to find in the northeast. Please ask any questions before bdding. Good luck and Thanks!!!
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