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1979 Ford Bronco 4-speed Big Block Lifted Monster Truck Must Sell No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1979 Mileage:0
Location:

Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States

Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States

1979 Ford Bronco Lifted 4-Speed Big Block 
"Custom Off-road MONSTER Truck"
Must Sell No Reserve


One of a kind 1979 Bronco with a Huge Lift & Monster Mud Tires, I don't know much about the vehicle as I got it from a trade but I have nowhere to store it anymore so it must go! Freshly Rebuilt Big Block 400 Motor that runs and drives fine. The paint shines beautifully and is great driver quality. The interior is like brand new and looks great, the pictures speak for themselves. 

The Options of this 1979 Ford Bronco:
  • Lifted w/ 38.5" Mud Tires in good shape
  • Removable Top 
  • Recently Redone Interior 
  • Big Block 400 Motor
  • 4-Speed Transmission
  • Upgraded Sound System that sounds great!


This is not a show truck but a great monster truck drive and enjoy, to take the top off and go off road or cruise down the beach. 

Please feel free to call me anytime with any questions or to come check out the truck.

732-277-9021
Joe
GOOD LUCK BIDDING! 

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