1971 Ford Bronco Roadster on 2040-cars
Portland, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 4x4
Model: Bronco
Mileage: 89,889
Trim: base
1971 ford bronco Ready for restoring or just a driver great for off road. The good road ready no drivline probllems, New jeffs bronco graveyard 3.5 inch suspension lift with shocks, new stainles brake lines, new front and rear bearings and axle seals. posi rear diff, new drums and brake shoes and hardware new wheel cylinders new battery new fuel pump new starter, new stewart warner gauges. new steering column bearings.the rims are procomps new tires are procomps 75% tread. Transmission is new with a head banging shift kit MSD wires and Ignition Now for the not so good ,body is repairable but can be fixed, front floor pans hav normal rust bed side has rome rust on the seams will need a new windsheild fram ,Which i have one that goes with bronco, tail gate lower is rusty fenders have small pin holes in them door posts will need work dore are ok. ihave a coupl of bed side doners ill throw in the deal .interiaor back seat is nice front passenger is good drivers will need covered wich i have a cover. no top bed floor is solid wheel wells are solid .My starting price is what i have in the chassis alone .you may email for any questions. it is for sale locally and i have the right to end early. im selling to fund another project
Ford Bronco for Sale
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