1966 Ford Bronco Restored 6 Cyl, 200 Cid, Clifford Performance Specs on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
1966 Ford Bronco. Frame off restoration intended to be daily . All rebuild work
performed by local shop (Street Rod Concepts in Clute, Texas). Started October
2011 and Finished July 2013. Made top 5 in local car show. Less than 500 miles since restore, 90,000 on drive train.
$42,500; (Have $60K in it) VIN# U15FL778381 Engine - 1964 200 CID 6 cyl, Rebuilt to Clifford performance specifications by Falcon Connection in Arizona. 240 HP at 4300 RPM 300 Ft/Lbs torque at 700 RPM 360 Ft/Lbs torque at 3300 RPM Aluminum Alloy pistons .060, Chrome rings .060, Clevitte main/Rod & Cam .010, 264 torque/street cam, Clifford High-Lift springs, Chrome-moly retainers, HD Valve Lock, Heat treated 3160 steel push rods, exhaust port divider, header manifold Jet Hot coated, Weber 38 Carburetor, Double roller timing set, Oversize valves, Cast aluminum valve cover, 1.6:1 Rocker arms, Block zero decked, Cross honed cylinder walls, Milled .060 off head, Cam is 4 deg advanced. Original 170 CID engine (running condition), bell housing, and flywheel go with it Rebuild - Frame/Axles sand blasted and painted with self etch epoxy primer then painted black; 3.5" Lift; Body acid dipped at Houston metal strippers in Conroe, TX then self etch epoxy primed; New metal right fender/grill and hood; all rust holes repaired by welded metal (no Bando or filler); Coated under body/hood/engine compartment with black "Rock Guard"; Interior floor coated with yellow/beige "Rock Guard"; Exterior Forest Green; Corbeau seats, Shoulder harness; Roll bar; all new wiring "American Autowire"; custom center console; Custom steel bumpers, Mile Marker electric winch; dual exhaust and mufflers; Vinyl top; tinted glass, chrome door panels; Pioneer Stereo DEH-X9500BHS, Sirius XM ready, w/2 3 way speakers and 2 4 way speakers, blue tooth, USB, Aux Heavy duty drive shafts Removable doors A/C Vintage Air A/C kit Have all receipts for parts and labor and clear title Original 3 Speed transmission and transfer case Shifter moved from steering column to floor Front Disc Brakes ProComp Xtreme wheels; BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A LT 285/70 R17 Sport Rack included Link to pictures http://s793.photobucket.com/user/johnckyle1JCKyle/embed/slideshow/1966%20Bronco |
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