My Uncle Bought This Bronco Brand-new In 1966. All I Have Is A Bill Of Sale. on 2040-cars
Clarkesville, Georgia, United States
This is a early 1966 half-cab and is in near mint condition. The original engine (170 ci straight-six) was rebuilt and has less than 10,000 miles on it. My uncle changed the wheels to accommodate larger tires, but he DID NOT cut out the fender wells. I had a "Rhino" bed-liner sprayed in after new factory paint about two years ago.
I suggest that there are very few 1966 Bronco's in mine's condition, so I will not take a dime less than the asking price, not will I deliver the truck anywhere. If you want it, you must come here and bring the cash with you.
I will gladly provide a digital image of my Bronco upon request, but I refuse to put up with any BS. I know what I have.
K.G. Smith
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