1979 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Springfield, Oregon, United States
Body: Extremely solid panels. New paint-1999 Ford red and pure white. All trim is original and in great
condition. All new gaskets. New head light bezels, tail light lens, and dome light lens. The dash instrument has
been completely gone through.
Interior: New custom interior, complete carpet kit, custom headliner and rear fender wells.
Undercarriage: New upper and lower ball joints. New C-bushings, new radius arm bushings and sway bar bushings.
New shocks. 3in body lift to maintain factory ride.
Under Hood: New radiator. Custom built 1969 Ford Thunder jet built to run strong on the current fuels we have.
Approximately 400 horse power and over 450ft lbs of torque. New exhaust system. C6 auto transmission. Power
steering and brakes.
Truck runs extremely strong and very tight. Excellent looking and excellent driving. New aluminum wheels.
Excellent tread on 35x12.50x15 tires. Rear window was rebuilt with new original reverse polarity window switch.
Works from the dash and key in tail gate. Many other new parts.
This truck is very solid. It sounds great and runs better.
No A/C and no cruise control.
Approximately 4000 miles on new motor.
Mechanical work done by an era correct Ford mechanic.
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