1975 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Touchet, Washington, United States
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1975 Ford Bronco Ranger package Barn Find in North Idaho. Has all the Sport chrome trim and whats rare its got the
Explorer stripe on it. All numbers matching 302 V8 with California smog still. Automatic transmission with 4x4
transfer case. Power steering, manual brakes, dual tanks, am radio. All guages work, heater, defrost, lights,
wipers, blinkers. Still has the single exhaust system bolted on the original exhaust manifolds. If your a Bronco
person or just learning this truck has everything you want in regards of the NO RUST ZONES. Its almost impossible
to find these in the Ranger package plus not being a rust bucket. Interior has the hounds tooth interior which the
front seats were just redone the rear jumper seat is in great shape but i have the replacement hounds tooth also.
Needs carpet. Exterior wise the paint is discolored and faded. The passenger door has a uniq ding and the rear
lower quarter has a ding too. The dark brown is getting harder to find you just dont see the dark compared to other
colors in my opinion. All the chrome is in good shape and restorable too. Love the lower crome strip below the
doors. If your looking for a just a cool Ranger driver or do a body and paint job on it your still going to be
under value of what these things are bringing.
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