1976 Ford Bronco Rust Complete Frame Off Restoration on 2040-cars
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Hi you are looking at a COMPLETELY RESTORED FULLY CUSTOMIZED FOR ON AND OFF ROAD DRIVING 1976 FORD BRONCO. This bronco was a 4 year project that was a very well planned out resto done with no expense spared and used all top quality on and off road components . The body that was chosen for the rust free frame used, was also RUST FREE from the south and complete. The current owner is the person that took this Bronco project to completion is a avid dedicated off road enthusiast who did a excellent job of blending daily driver capabilities with serious off road use! He started with a rust free frame then bought THREE rust free body's and picked the best out of three. He meticulously restored both frame and body The had both professionally painted the the truck body metallic burgundy with a white and the frame black RUSTOLEUM then and added a VERY COOL custom fiberglass hood He then installed a re-man 5.0 short block" with RV cam and a brand new Holley carb. THE BRONCO HAS A NEW NOT REBUILT TRANSMISSION, NEW B&M SHIFTER Front axel has DANA 410 gears,the rear end is a Detroit true trac
. The suspension has 6" inch Rancho lift kit with DUAL SHOCKS FRONT AND REAR Custom front and rear bumpers with WHIP FLAG HOLDERS and they are powder coated. There are some chips in the front bumper that have been touched up with white paint. The interior is completely custom with racing seats custom full roll bar. LIQUID FILLED AUTO METER GUAGES custom seat belts and carpet. There is much more to talk about as you can see but I will let my pictures do the talking. NO FOREIGN BIDDERS PERIOD. PRICED TO SELL TRUCK IS AS DESCRIBED. |
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