1974 Ford Bronco Base Sport Utility 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Fruita, Colorado, United States
You are bidding on a great 74 bronco factory v8. electric wipers and power steering.. I bought this to build and am not going to have the time. For the most part the body is good.. but does have the normal rust areas that will need replaced. It is all original and uncut and I believe every part is there. The people before disassembled the motor not sure why it doesn't look that bad to me? There was some purple paint on the drivers rear quarter so I sanded it off to make sure nothing was hiding.. they must have been just checking what the color would look like for there was nothing under there paint but factory blue and primer .. This is an excellent builder and would be perfect for that original look ..or custom your call. Everything is back inside the bronco ready to go. Good luck and please ask any questions. This is sold as is where is does not run. I will help load on your trailer... Thanks alot |
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