1975 Ford Bronco Denver Special on 2040-cars
Kalispell, Montana, United States
1975 Ford Bronco Denver Special. There were only 77 of these Broncos made and only 2 with these options. This is 1 of the 2 with rumors of its twin being crushed. I have spent two years gathering information on this SUV and it has a very interesting story behind it. Complete frame off restoration and it looks incredible. Numbers matching rig with some upgrades to the engine but mostly stock. When I bought the Bronco it had Black interior so the whole interior is brand new. I have pictures of every part, and pictures of the vin # on the frame. The Numbers on the engine identify it to be the correct motor so it is numbers matching. Very unique Ford with lots of money invested in its restoration. Complete powder coat and paint from the the frame up, lots of pictures and copies of the Deluxe Marti Report that backs up its history. A very nice and rare piece for a Ford Collector, or a Serious Denver Bronco Football Fan!!! I have spent two years doing the research and restoration work to bring this very interesting Bronco back. There has been well over 1000 hours invested in its restoration. Please email for specifics....
Thanks Took this Bronco to the Russo and Steele Auction in Las Vegas and I thought it was received well the and bid got up to 55k ...I am thinking of Barrett Jackson in January but if I can make a deal now, and for go the travel and fees then I will...If you want to make an offer please do... |
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