1976 Ford Bronco Sport Utility 4x4 Fuel Injected 5.0 on 2040-cars
Hephzibah, Georgia, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: BRONCO
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Orange
Model: Bronco
Interior Color: White
Trim: WHITE
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: 4X4
Mileage: 0
THIS IS A 1976 FORD BRONCO WITH 5.0 MUSTANG FUEL INJECTED MOTOR AND C4 TRANS. HAS LIFT KIT WITH 33X12.50 MICKEY THOMPSON TIRES. DOES RUN BUT NEEDS WORK TO BE ROAD WORTHY. VERY SOLID TRUCK WITH MINIMAL RUST . TOP IS METAL, NOT GLASS. HAS A FEW AREAS IN FLOORS AND BED AREA BUT DOES NOT NEED REPLACING. DOORS BODY ARE ALL IN GOOD SOLID SHAPE. LEFT FENDER NEEDS ATTENTION AS SEEN IN THE PHOTO. WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTOS IS THE WAY IT IS AND WHAT ALL I HAVE FOR IT. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ONE TO JUST WORK ON AND DRIVE OR TO DO A COMPLETE RESTORATION, THIS IS THE IDEAL ONE. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS AND WELCOME TO COME LOOK AT. THE FINAL BID IS THE SALE PRICE, NO IF, ANDS, OR BUTS. HAS CLEAN TITLE.
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