1974 Ford Bronco Base Sport Utility 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Fruita, Colorado, United States
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Low reserve on this One Time Auction Rare uncut 1974 bronco only licensed for 13 years This was last tagged 1987 plates still on it and will come with a clear open Colorado title and a bill of sale. This is a great all original 74 bronco factory v8 standard with electric wipers and power steering.. The body is pretty straight for its age it does have some of the normal rust spots It is all original body, paint, interior. Both front bucket seats and the back seat which is never there. The people before me disassembled the motor not sure why also seems to be all there. All drive train is still there except the exhaust.. ( manifolds are there) There is a few extra things in it that don't belong to it like the fuel tank in the picture I don't know what it goes to but both original tanks are still under the bronco There was some purple paint on the drivers rear quarter so I sanded it off to make sure nothing was hiding.. This is an excellent builder or throw a motor it and go as is this is a high dollar rig built either way you cant loose Everything is back inside the bronco ready to go. Good luck and please ask any questions. This is sold as is where is . I will help load on your trailer... If the high bidder does not pay I will not be relisting it on Ebay so Serious Bidders only Thanks and good luck |
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