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Full Restoration 1976 Bronco By Urban Gears Llc. on 2040-cars

US $47,000.00
Year:1976 Mileage:1000 Color: including top of the line flawless paint
Location:

Tualatin, Oregon, United States

Tualatin, Oregon, United States

 

URBAN GEARS LLC.

L I V E    T H E    R I D E

Specializing in Restoring and Customizing the Classic Early Bronco.

Contemporary Design and Modern Technology.

This stunning 1976 Ford Bronco full restoration was completed in April of 2014. It demands immediate attention with its immaculate exterior including top of the line flawless paint, black modular soft top, tinted windows throughout, custom bumpers, sleek flat black wheels with thirty-five inch Toyo Open Country tires, stylish updated J.W. Speaker LED headlights, giving the driver unparalleled night vision. Moreover, the interior possesses all the modern comforts with new a new fully digital red LED instrument cluster, new tilt steering column and steering wheel, fully adjustable high-back front and rear seats each with their own three-point safety seat belt, custom four point roll bar, superior grade black carpet, matching black center console with drink holders, and sleek lines with polished and billet aluminum accents.

The ease of handling will surprise anyone with lifted vehicle experience and especially restored Broncos. The aftermarket suspension gives the Bronco a modern driving experience. It is an excellent daily driver with solid handling, smooth automatic shifting, easy power steering with a firm feel of the road, and excellent stopping capabilities with its upgraded disc power braking.

This is a chance to own one of the off road icons of the 60's and 70's. This Bronco has been restored to a level that needs no further updates. It has an impressive list of upgrades that improve the beauty and functionality of the Bronco.

Full List of Upgrades

Rebuilt 351 Cleveland V8
Rebuilt Ford C6 Automatic Transmission
New Superior Quality Gun Metal Grey Paint
Complete Body Rust Seal
Complete Undercoating
New Radiator and Hoses
New Fan Blade/Shroud
New Tailgate
New Hood
New Front Windshield and Seal
New Billet Windshield Knobs
New Billet Battery Bracket
New Door Locks and Ignition
New Edelbrock Carburetor
New Black Powder Coated Valve Covers
New Intake Manifold
New Air Filter
New Distributor and Rotor
New Spark Plugs and Wires
New Fuel Pump
2.5 Inch Lift
New Front Coils
New C Bushings/Suspension Bushings
New Shocks Front and Rear
Front Power Disc Brakes
Power Brake Booster
New Rebuilt Power Steering Box
Power Steering Pump
New Tilt Steering Column
New Upper/Lower Steering Shaft
New Billet Steering Column Bezel
New Custom Four Point Roll Bar
New Stainless Steel Door Panels

New Weather Stripping Throughout
New Billet Aluminum Dash Knobs
New Windshield Wipers
New Windshield Washer Bottle
New Passenger/Driver Windows
New Black Interior Quarter Panel Inserts
New Front/Rear Three Point Seat Belts
New Inner Door Handles and Cups
New Black Satin Door Handles
New Black Satin Mirrors
New Taillight Lenses
New Side Markers
New Signal Lenses and Pads
New Front Signal Lenses with LED’s
New Window Door Felts
New Wiper Cover
Custom Exhaust Sytem
New Set of 5 Pro Comp 7089 Wheels
New Set of 5 Open Country MT Tires
New Set of 4 1.25” Wheel Spacers
New Urban Gears Designed Front Bumper
New Rear Bumper with Integrated Tire Carrier
New Dakota Digital Instrument Cluster
New High Back Driver and Passenger Seats
New Dual Action Folding Rear Seat
New Premium Black Carpet Throughout
New Black Locking Center Console
New Black Steering Wheel
New LED J.W. Speaker Headlights
New Radiator Overflow Bottle
New Custom All Weather Rubber Floor Mats
New Bestop with Tinted Windows
New Fender Flares
New Hydraulic Hood Props

For More Information about Urban Gears and Previous Builds Visit www.rideug.com


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