Ford Bronco 74' - 302ci Auto, Lifted, Black And Silver, New Top on 2040-cars
Park City, Utah, United States
Relisted due to a Buyer without the ability to pay for his purchase. Please be sure you can pay for this BEFORE BIDDING. 1974 Bronco Custom Lifted, great look-- Motor was rebuilt as was the trans. in the last few years. All in great shape, will climb a wall. 302 V8 Gear Drive Timing sounds like a Super Charger. 16 mpg hwy, 10 around town. Doors come off, glass windows in them. We have the doors and the full enclosed almost new soft top. Roll cage, seats redone. VERY SHARP. Truck Rolls on 15 inch rims and 33's that are in very good shape. 456 gears. We have the spare tire carrier but its not on the truck now. Driven 2000 miles this summer and ran great with no issues, this can be used as a daily driver or off-road or both. 456 gears front and rear. Built for the back country but tame enough street drive. We have NEVER had it off road. Just use it as a town cruiser and 300 mile trips to the lake and back. Strong heater and can be driven in the snow country with the enclosed soft top all winter. Gets an incredible amount of attention everywhere it goes. Literally more than a Lamborghini....Women stop and stare! This would be a Great Truck for Huntington, Newport, Malibu or even Beverly Hills, or South FLA this winter!! Drive the same trucks the stars drive at a fraction of the price. Simon Cowell and Jay Leno own them and paid ten times or more. This truck will sell in the spring for $20k plus. I was offered $20k this past June for it on the street without a "For Sale Sign" even in it, but we wanted to drive it all summer!! Pls CALL to request more Photos. I will text them most likely....
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