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77 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:118000
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77 Ford Bronco Sport.  Frame off restoration started in 2000 and completed in 2009. Kentrol fiberglass tub, hood, and tailgate.  NOS grille.  Like new 36 x 12.5 x 15 BFG mud terrain tires mounted on Daytona style steel wheels.  Ford 9" rear with Detroit locker, wild horses disc brake conversion, 4:10 gears.  Dana 44 front end with open diff, disc brakes and 4:10 gears.  Rear 12 leaf wild horses springs with 4" of lift.  Front wild horses rock-crawler coils with 4" lift and dual shock hoops.  Borg Warner T18 4 speed transmission with ultra low 6.32:1 low range (creeper gear).  Dana 20 transfer case with twin stick conversion.  302 engine:  MSD 6A electronic ignition, MSD pro billet distributor, Holly 650cfm 4 barrel carb, Edelbrok aluminum intake, runs strong!  Quick ratio power steering.  Power disc brakes.  New 20 gallon  steel gas tank with extra ports for modification to fuel system.  All new plumbing during restoration.  New Centec wiring harness with modern type fuse panel.  Kentrol 6 point roll cage.  Black leather seats with red inserts.  Best-top fully convertible top with zip out tinted windows.  Soft doors and fiberglass inserts.  New lap/shoulder belts in front seats, none in rear.  New paint was applied in 2008.   Bronco is only used in nice weather, no heater was installed during restoration, a new in box Mojave heater is included to be installed if you wish.    Please email  with any questions, I will be able to answer them promptly. 


On Jan-25-14 at 16:38:24 PST, seller added the following information:

77 Ford Bronco Sport.  Frame off restoration started in 2000 and completed in 2009. Kentrol fiberglass tub, hood, and tailgate.  NOS grille.  Like new 35 x 12.5 x 15 BFG mud terrain tires mounted on Daytona style steel wheels.  Ford 9" rear with Detroit locker, wild horses disc brake conversion, 4:10 gears.  Dana 44 front end with open diff, disc brakes and 4:10 gears.  Rear 12 leaf wild horses springs with 4" of lift.  Front wild horses rock-crawler coils with 4" lift and dual shock hoops.  Borg Warner T18 4 speed transmission with ultra low 6.32:1 low range (creeper gear).  Dana 20 transfer case with twin stick conversion.  302 engine:  MSD 6A electronic ignition, MSD pro billet distributor, Holly 650cfm 4 barrel carb, Edelbrok aluminum intake, runs strong!  Quick ratio power steering.  Power disc brakes.  New 20 gallon  steel gas tank with extra ports for modification to fuel system.  All new plumbing during restoration.  New Centec wiring harness with modern type fuse panel.  Kentrol 6 point roll cage.  Black leather seats with red inserts.  Best-top fully convertible top with zip out tinted windows.  Soft doors and fiberglass inserts.  New lap/shoulder belts in front seats, none in rear.  New paint was applied in 2008.   Bronco is only used in nice weather, no heater was installed during restoration, a new in box Mojave heater is included to be installed if you wish.    Please email  with any questions, I will be able to answer them promptly. 

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