1969 Ford Bronco. 4x4. Runs Great on 2040-cars
Saint Anthony, Idaho, United States
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Model: Bronco
Mileage: 133,387
Trim: 2 door
Exterior Color: Brown
1969 ford bronco. Has 302 v8. Runs great. 3 on tree shifter. Original motor and transmission. Has removable top, winch on the front bumper. My fiance ex husband cut the fenders to put wide mud tires on it. Doors are not currently not on bronco but we do have them and the top to it. Mostly original. Needs little body work, but it runs and drives great. Its a classic and restored worth thousands of dollars. We just dnt have time or money to restore it. Always been indoors since we had it. Inside is all original. We put after market oil pressure and temperature guage in it for safety reasons. Does have rust in normal areas. Also have original rims for it as well. Original stereo in it, but we added a cd player and speakers as well. Any questions call or txt me anytime. 208 346 1944. Local pick up only. I can possibly help with delivery for fee. Have right to end auction early as for sale locally. No reserve and starting price under low rough book. If u bid please plan on paying. 500 deposit and remaining with in 7 days by cash or certified bank check. Have clear idaho tittle in hand. Cant get photos to upload from my phone. Ill keep trying. Call or txt or message me and I can send some to u. Thank u!
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