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1966 Ford Bronco U13 Roadster Very Rare 62k Original Miles Must See on 2040-cars
Year:1966
Mileage:62000
Location:
United States
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EXTREMELY rare Bronco U13 ROADSTER. Only 5000 ever built with approximately 100 even registered with the Bronco Roadster Registry*. This all original numbers-matching Roadster has an early build date, September,1965. The original color was springtime yellow. This Roadster was delivered to a Charlotte, NC Ford dealer and has spent almost its entire life in central North Carolina. It's an in-line 6 cylinder with 62000 ORIGINAL miles and a 3 speed column shift transmission. It came with dealer options such as a heater, windshield washers, bucket seats and a back seat (seats are not original). This bronco is a daily driver that runs and drives great. It is 98 % rust free with very little in the foot area at the front floor. Most have rotted out way before now . The rear quarters have been cut for bigger tires, but no rust is evident here. It can be easily put back to factory specs and condition.
This is an awesome Bronco. If you are the winning bidder and are not happy with it when you come to pick it up, I will gladly hold on to it (less deposit). I have no problems keeping this one. Please call if you have any questions - (910) 512-7678. Thanks for looking-
*To understand how rare this Roadster is, search for the article " The Rarity of a True Bronco Roadster" by Jeff Leslie. This bronco has not yet been registered with the national registry. The buyer will have that privilege. |
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