1972 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Emerson, New Jersey, United States
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This highly desirable First Generation Bronco has undergone a nut and bolt restoration with many upgrades and was completed in mid 2013. Everything down to the frame has seen attention. The truck receives complements wherever it goes. Beautiful Mercedes Benz “Diamond Silver” paint is complemented by blacked out trim. The front runner bumper, wheels, roll bar, light bezels, etc. have all been powder coated matte black, which accents the silver body nicely.
Everything in this Bronco has been upgraded to increase drivability. Although it looks like a beast, it is very easy to drive and its safe to say anyone in your family could get behind the wheel. A brand new 351 cubic inch crate engine has been mated to a C4 three speed automatic transmission. 35x12.5x15 inch Mickey Thompson MTR tires fit nicely below the 2 1/2 inch lift. Power steering makes parking lots and tight turns a breeze. Couple these features with Warn locking hubs and a high low transfer case and you can see that this truck is a go anywhere – do anything machine.
The floor of the truck has been rino-lined making it extremely rugged and washable. All weather seats are supportive and water resistant. The center console conceals the Sony radio which powers high end Sony speakers.
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