1977 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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1977 Ford Bronco. Beautifully restored. Very clean. No rust. Great looking and great driving Bronco. Most work done about 2 years ago. Always garage kept. Rebuilt 302 V8 with James Duff 3 speed. New Holly 600 carb. Very reliable., runs great. New flow master exhaust single exit behind drivers door. Sounds great. Factory front disc , rear drum. Factory Power steering, factory power breaks . New 3 inch suspension lift. New pro comp shocks, new steering stabilizer. New BFG 33x12.5 tires and new 15x10 AR wheels, less than 1000 miles on tires. Professionally repainted 2 yrs ago, original Factory ford light green. Top was also repainted white inside and out . New ford oem chrome bumpers. All new Interior. This Bronco looks and drives great. The ford 302 starts, idles, and runs great. I have all receipts for rebuild. The 3 speed shifts clean and smooth. The engine bay is clean.
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