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Outstanding Original Uncut Early Bronco!!! on 2040-cars
US $20,000.00
Year:1969
Mileage:103000
Location:
United States
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You are bidding on an original 1969 EARLY FORD BRONCO. Vehicle is in exceptional unrestored condition and absolutely NO RUST, hard to find in this condition, that has not been restored, older repaint, frame is not painted with undercoating. Floors had one small repair which was professionally fixed. The floors have not been painted in order to see how it is rust-free.
This Bronco is unique; try to find another one like it! These early Broncos are getting harder to find. It has a few small dents, scratches and chips, etc. It is 45 years old and is is great condition. Go ahead! drive and enjoy it now, not after one year of restoring a so call barn find. THIS VEHICLE RESTORED WILL SELL FOR $35000. WE CAN NEGOTIATE THE PRICE BY REMOVING THE WINCH AND BUMPER ASSEMBLY. PURCHASE THIS ONE; IT CAN BE BOUGHT AND DRIVEN FOR A FRACTION OF THE COST. Matching VIN (body, frame and title) REBUILT ENGINE. RUNS AND SOUNDS GREAT! · ORIGINAL ENGINE REBUILT 302 V8 · COLOR CORDOVA · THREE SPEED MANUAL WITH A COLUMN MOUNTED SHIFTER · ROSETTE TRIM · FRONT BUCKET SEATS AND REAR BENCH SEAT · 6.50 X 16.6 TIRES AND WHEEL FACTORY OPTION · FREE RUNNING HUBS FACTORY OPTION · EXTRA COOLING RADIATOR FACTORY OPTION · FORD BRONCO POWER STEERING · FACTORY RIMS AND CUSTOM BUMPER ASSEMBLY · 1969-70 WARREN VINTAGE WINCH INSTALLED BY THE DEALER VERY RARE, HAVE MANUAL AND BUILD SHEET FOR OPTIONAL EQUIPTMENT · 1000 POUNDS FRONT SPRINGS TO 1280 POUNDS REAR SPRING FACTORY OPTION HEAVY DUTY · NEW DRUM BRAKES COMPLETE
The vehicle is a true survivor in very good condition; it drives on the highway 65 mph plus without any problems.
V8 BRONCOS ARE HOT NOW AND ONLY GOING UP IN PRICE. GET YOURS WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!!
This vehicle is being sold as-is. For further questions please call (305)725-8940
Thanks for looking
Payment Terms: The successful high bidder will submit a $1,000 non-refundable deposit IMMEDIATELY upon auction end to secure the vehicle. Winning bidder must contact me 24 hours of auction end, and make arrangements for payment at that time. The balance is due within 3 days of auction end. If no contact is made 24 hours, I reserve the right to re-list the vehicle or sell it to the next high bidder. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Shipping: Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements and charges. Payment is to be made via cashier’s check or cash in person. I reserve the right to end the auction early as I have the Bronco for sale locally. Thank you.
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