1967 Ford Bronco 347 Stroker & Patina Paint on 2040-cars
San Simeon, California, United States
Here is a beautiful 1967 Ford Bronco hosting a completed mechanical restoration and the original patina paint.
This classic sleeper has a fresh high performance 347 Stroker and the upgraded 4-speed manual transmission. This
Bronco will make a great daily driver keeping the nostalgic look with the original patina Wind Blue factory paint.
We have completed the upgraded mechanical restoration and left the paint work original.
Mechanical Restoration with Original Patina Paint
High Performance 347 Stroker V8 Engine
w/ Holley 750 Double Pumper Carburetor
Headers w/ Custom Dual Exhaust System
Upgraded & New Fuel System
New Battery
Upgraded 4-Speed Manual Transmission
Cruises the Freeways w/ No Problem
All Upgraded Suspension (Front & Rear)
w/ New Coils Springs, Leaf Springs & Shocks
2.5" Lift
w/ 2 Stage Long Travel System
Upgraded 4X4 Components
Upgraded 23 Gallon Fuel Tank
Upgraded Coil Springs In Front
Upgraded Leaf Springs In Rear
Upgraded Shocks Front & Rear
New Wiring
Original Factory Parchment Color Bucket Seats
w/ Matching Rear Seat
New Tires
Ford Bronco for Sale
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