1977 Ford Bronco Sport Uncut 302v8 Auto Ps/pb All Original!!! on 2040-cars
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
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1977 Ford Bronco Sport 4x4 with 302V8, Automatic, PS/PB!!!
If you are looking for a rare, original looking classic Bronco, look no further. I buy and sell a LOT of Broncos, but I have never owned one as clean, drivable and original as this one. It is like looking at a time capsule. More shocking is the way it runs and drives. It drives straight and you can run this bad boy down the interstate at 75+MPH. It feels very tight and drives similar to a modern day newer vehicle. This daily driver will make you the envy of your friends and anyone who comes your way...be prepared to get a lot of attention in this truck! Everything works including gauges like fuel and speedometer. Additional features include:
I do not want my buyers disappointed in the purchase, so I am offering a no-disappointments auction... If you are the winning bidder and come to pick up the Bronco, you can back out of the deal if you do not feel the truck was as described. You only pay the auction fees of this auction and a $250 relisting fee. I am that confident that you will LOVE this truck! If you have any questions, please call or text Erik...my cell: three zero nine - 530 - five 5 five 5 Don't let this rare opportunity pass you by...these Broncos are HOT! |
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