Ford Bronco, Early Bronco, 66 77 Bronco, 302 Ford, 4x4 Truck, Custom on 2040-cars
Berkshire, New York, United States
Engine:302
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:owner
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Bronco
Warranty: no warranty
Trim: 4x4
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player, Convertible
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 65,245
Exterior Color: Green
- You are bidding on a great 1971 ford bronco that runs and drives awesome.
- This is a great bronco that has been meticulously restored from the ground up.
- With a big v8 engine and bright paint it turns a lot of heads and is an absolute blast to drive.
- The bronco is in great condition runs and drives 100% it has seen many highway trips with no problems.
- The paint and body work was professionally done around 4 years ago and shows only minor scratches or dings.
- The bronco has many aftermarket, performance upgrades to improve the driving experience.
- New 3.5"superlift springs and shocks a 2"body lift
- Urethane bushings throughout the suspension
- new front disc brakes and braided bake lines
- 33x12.5x15 mickey Thompson MTZ tires about 70%
- 15x10 simulated beadlocks alloy wheels
- And warn lockout hubs on the front
- The bronco has a very powerful 302 roller motor that sounds great!
- Ford motorsports gt40 aluminum heads,
- Ford motorsports e303 hyd. roller cam,
- Comp cams roller rockers and push rods,
- Edelbrock rpm air gap intake,
- ARP rod, main,and head bolts,
- HEI distributor ford motorsports plug wires,
- Milodon deep sump pan,
- summit racing 750 vacuum sec carburetor,
- serpentine power steering and a high output alternator,
- heavy duty radiator with an electric fan
- the interior of the bronco is very clean
- with a lockable tilt column and nice bucket seats,
- a sony cd player with aux. and pioneer speakers
- under dash lighting and a 12v power outlet
- a best top bikini top and a full roll cage
- and a sprayed on bed liner throughout
- plus a lockable diamond plate storage box in the back
- $500.00 due within 24 hours at end of auction
- Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping
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