1976 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Coal Hill, Arkansas, United States
More details at: stephineselbe@juno.com .
1976 ford bronco 302 auto ps pdb very nice driver or show has small 2'' lift with new 33x10.50x15 bfg tires on 15x8
aluminum wheels set of 5 new paint inside and out with all new seals lens and everything needed after repaint this
is a nice bronco with very straight rust free body only rust that was in it was front floor pans that were repaced
bronco engine was rebuilt by previous owner witch runs very strong all new exhaust everything on the bronco works
and is ready for whatever all seats been recoverd to match insided has bed linner sprayed in floors and underneath
all been painted black nothing covered up or hid this is a very solid arkansas bronco! i buy sell and trade and
restore old broncos for living this is not a complete restored bronco but very nice and done everything it needed
without taking body off frame
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