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1968 Ford Bronco Sport on 2040-cars

US $11,500.00
Year:1968 Mileage:86100 Color: Red /
 White
Location:

Harper, Oregon, United States

Harper, Oregon, United States
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If you have any questions feel free to email: abebocook@gmx.us .Up for sale is this beautiful 1968 Ford Bronco Sport. This is a frame off restoration. All systems were gone
through and either replaced or rebuilt as needed. I have a folder full receipts for a lot of the parts and machine
work/rebuilding performed. The engine which is the original vin matching block was rebuilt by a master Ford racing
engine builder and was bored .030 over and balanced. It is all stock other than being bored and balanced. Tranny
and transfer case were disassembled and inspected and resealed as needed. New front disc brakes added along with
power booster. Power steering was added by the original owner, I put in a new pump, gear box and lines in the
restoration. Body was taken down to bare metal, (with the exception of the underside which was undercoated when new
in 1968) interior floor was coated with POR15. All seams were resealed and the entire vehicle was primed and
painted, top coat (red and white) are base coat, clear coat. The underside was re-undercoated along with the inner
fender wells.
Below is a list of new or rebuilt parts:
Rebuilt engine and heads (all new parts used-carburetor, starter fuel pump, alternator etc.)
Hardened valve seats added to run unleaded fuel
Transmission and transfer case New Bearing where needed and resealed
New Vintage Air Heat and A/C system
New Heart Throb Dual Exhaust System
New front disc brakes/new rear brake pads
New power Brake booster
New Power steering gear box
New power steering pump
All new interior including sandblasting and re-foaming seats
New carpet kit installed along with sound deadening matt on entire floorboard
New Centech Fuse panel relocated to the glove box
All new hoses, belts and radiator.
All new seals, gaskets and weather stripping (except wing vent seals)
All new Glass and seals
New family roll cage(rear only)
All wheels, roll cage and rear seat frame were powder coated
New White soft top with tinted windows
New BFG T/A 31x10.50 tires
2 1/2" front and rear lift kit
New front shoulder belts and rear lap belts.
Pioneer amp with Sony speakers
The list goes on and on.
This Bronco comes with no disappointments. You can jump in it and drive it home anywhere in the US.
I have the Original Hard top, Freshly painted currently in Wimbledon White unassembled, with all new glass and
seals available for $1200 that is not included in this auction.
Please email me for info if you are serious about buying.
NO TRADES PLEASE.

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