1966 Ford Bronco Classic 66 - 77 on 2040-cars
Crandon, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:170 ci 6 cylinder
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Make: Ford
Mileage: 65,000
Model: Bronco
Trim: Basic
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
I have owned this green Bronco for almost 40 years. Actually I am the second owner. It was a daily runner back in the 70's until I bought a 4wd pickup and relegated this Bronco to snowplow duty only. Since about 1978 it has only been used for snowplowing after deer season until spring. It didn't even leave town to go hunting. Snowplowing only for 30 odd years ( 1 to 5 friends and family driveways. Nothing commercial)........so it only has 65,000 miles and still RUNS. It has the 170 cube 6 cylinder. Obviously the body is shot. I have the real doors (missing a glass in one door, somebody borrowed it apparently). I have a clear U13 title.
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