1971 - Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Dumas, Mississippi, United States
You are bidding on a Very Very Nice 1971 Ford Bronco that has had a fresh Frame On Restoration in 2010 and has been garaged since with only 1800 miles on the build. This truck was modified with very nice upgrades making it a super nice daily driver. In 2010 this bronco was stripped to the bare metal,, factory floor pans were removed and replaced, media blasted inside and out and Repainted. There is no Bondo in this truck! Any and every blemish was replaced with metal and not body filler. The Body is as slick as it gets!! This Bronco was then stripped of its 302 and 3 speed Transmission and replaced by a Rebuilt 351 Windsor and Rebuilt C4 Automatic Transmission. Factory Ford Automatic Column Installed New Glass and Rubber and Window Felt all the way Around Sport Edition Trim around all of the glasses All New internals in the doors Linexed Tub and Interior Roof Reinforced Roof Professionally done to keep top from bucking Aftermarket Gauge Cluster for Accuracy Power Steering Added 3 inches in suspension, 2 in body and 1 in Springs Ford Bronco 2 Reclining Bucket Seats Just this month Brand News Pro Comp 17'' Bullet Hole Rims wrapped in Brand New Federal Couragia M/T Radial 35-12.50-17's I know I am forgetting some things, but As you can see this Bronco doesn't need anything!! This Bronco Runs Strong, shifts firm and Drives like a dream at any speed.
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