1971 Ford Bronco V8 Power Steering And Power Brakes on 2040-cars
Manville, New Jersey, United States
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Here we have a 1971 Ford Bronco that I found on a farm about 12 years ago. This truck was disassembled and just recently found the time to start putting it back together. Truck looks to have a 302 or 289 small block and factory power steering and brakes. Truck starts and runs in the yard but is not road worthy. This Bronco will need new floor pans installed and some minor electrical work for lights and windshield wipers. The body on this truck looks to be in very good condition and the green paint still looks good when washed. I believe it has a 2 inch suspension lift and 31 inch tires with aluminum rims. I have a parts trucks and numerous extra parts that can go with this truck including a metal half top. You are more than welcome to come inspect this vehicle. Please contact Rich at 908-419-8917.
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