1969 Ford Bronco Originial Un-cut With Original Window Sticker Low Miles on 2040-cars
Casper, Wyoming, United States
For sale, 1969 Ford Bronco with original miles, un-cut, un-molested, straight off the ranch in Lander Wyoming! This Bronco with original paint on it was well taken care of and it shows. The previous owner installed a F.M. radio and had the drivers side floor professionally repaired.
I drove it as my daily driver for the summer and it runs and drives fine for being 44 years old.It has dual tanks so the gas gauge not working was not a big deal for me. The original window sticker and a copy of the original buyers order will go with the winning buyer. Feel free too e-mail me for more information. Sold AS IS-no warranty or implied. $500 deposit due to at close of auction to winning bid within 48 hours via PayPal remainder of balance shall be in cash or certified cashiers check before the vehicle leaves my possession. Buyer assumes responsibility for shipping. |
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