1970 Ford Bronco Sport on 2040-cars
Long Branch, Texas, United States
No call please. e-Mail : JenevaJuniorskgp@yahoo.com
Selling my 1970 Bronco Sport. History: The Bronco was originally sold from HoverFord in Denver, Colorado which is no longer in business (dealer placard on thetailgate still). It was stored for some time and had boxes on the hood, which iswhere the patina on the hood comes from. The daughter of the original ownerbrought it down to Texas and I bought it from her in 2009. I then brought theBronco out to San Diego, CA for a number of years and then brought it back toTexas in 2013 when we moved to Houston. The Bronco has never been repainted, hasgreat patina, has always been stored in a garage, has very minimal rust, has theuncut rear fender, and has been driven frequently during my ownership. I boughtit with 70,000 miles and it now has 85,000 miles. The patina is great on theBronco. It still has the original VIN tag in the glove box and drivers doorjamb, it has the yellow ford stamped "OK" marking on the Valve Covers as well asa few other places. I have done extensive maintenance while i've had it aswell as some tasteful & functional upgrades. Below are things i've added orreplaced as maintenance. Some highlights are: Front Disk Brake conversion, addedPower Steering, added a family style roll cage with shoulder seatbelts andnew/safer seats. I replaced the factory suspension with a new 3.5" suspensionkit that has an 11 pack deaver leaf spring set in the rear, James Duff RadiusArms, and Bilstein 7100 shocks up front. I also converted it to a 4 barrel
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