1968 Ford Bronco Original 289 3spd 4wd Removable Hard Top Drive It Anywhere ! on 2040-cars
Monrovia, Maryland, United States
Engine:289
Drive Type: 4 Wheel Drive
Make: Ford
Mileage: 98,000
Model: Bronco
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2DR
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
PRIVATELY OWNED 1968 Ford Bronco 4 wheel drive removable hard top full roll bar (un-bolts and comes out easily) has its original 289 that has been completely rebuilt new rings bearings valve spring mild performance camshaft Edelbrock Performer intake Edelbrock Carb runs strong and sounds great thru the new Flowmaster Mufflers and exhaust system. Less than 1000 miles since rebuild. Has 3.70 ratio posi rears new Rancho Socks and Stabilizer new tires headers original 3spd on the tree 4wd works fine no mechanical issues new brake lines etc. Has some minor rust as seen in pics but over-all very solid. Frame is very nice as well as the mounts no frame rust issues. Runs and drives 100% drove it 200 miles in the last week gauges all work heat works original radio and emblems and more come with it. Also have the spare tire holder.This is a great driver that only needs paint seats covered and minor body work to make a $20k plus Bronco perfect father-son project or a real money maker for any bodyman. This truck is mechanically sound and a solid investment. Its available for inspection anytime by appt. come see and drive for yourself I have described it as best I can any questions call 443-398-7271. Being sold as is no warranty and is listed locally as I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. 0 feedback please do not bid without contacting me or your bids will be erased. If you have to get a loan or don't have the financial ability to buy this truck please do not bid. A $500 deposit is due 48hrs after auctions end with balance due within 5 days of auctions end. If you cannot agree to these terms please do not bid.
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