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1966 Early Ford Bronco 1/2 Cab, True U14 Vin, Half Top, 6 Cyl., 3 Spd, No Reserv on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:28576
Location:

Zeeland, Michigan, United States

Zeeland, Michigan, United States

This is a true 1966 1/2 cab Early Ford Bronco with a U14 VIN number. It has a 170-6 cylinder motor, 3 speed manual trans, Dana 30 front axle with 4.11 gears, Ford 9" rear axle with 4.11 gears open diff., manual steering and manual brakes. Pretty much a stock unmolested truck, don't know allot about its past, other than it has plowed some snow. I have not had it running, the motor turns over freely and is NOT seized up. I was told it was running when parked 2 years ago. It rolls just fine, the brakes are not frozen up. I'm sure with some fresh gas, a good battery, and a little time it wouldn't take too much to get it running. 

This Bronco has rust and is a project. It cannot be driven home in its current state, and would need to be trailered home. The body has rust in the usual places: floor pans, door posts, striker posts, kick panels, tailgate, top, etc. The bed area is pretty solid, and the doors, hood and grille aren't too badly rusted. The doors sag when opened and the tailgate hinge areas are rusted as well. There has been some repairs on the body over time, but still needs more attention. 

Included with the Bronco is a Meyers 6 1/2' hyroturn snowplow. The plow is pretty solid, paint is not so great but not all rusted out. The pump is a Western electric over hydrualic unit with joystick controller in the cab.

NO reserve is set! This Bronco will sell with a bid. I have a good clean Michigan title in hand that is correct for the Bronco.


Buyer is responsible for all shipping/transportation costs. I can have it shipped right to your doorstep if needed. I will make my schedule flexible for pickup of the Bronco when needed, and assist in loading. I have various pieces of equipment to make loading it up real fast and safe. A United States Post Office Money Order of $1,000.00 for a deposit must be received within 48 hours after the auction closes, or Paypal will also be accepted for the deposit only. The deposit is NON-Refundable. Standard money orders, cashier’s checks, and bank checks NOT accepted. Cash is always welcomed. The remainder of payment for the Bronco must be a wire transfer to my bank, or cash in person. Full payment of the remainder balance is due 10 days after close of auction. I will not release the Bronco or title until paid in full. Bronco must be picked up within three weeks after auction closes. Please do not bid on the Bronco if you don't have the funds to pay for it or secure it if your the high bidder. This is a used vehicle that is sold "as is" with no guarantee or warrantee expressed or implied. I have a great track record on Ebay with 100% feedback rate, I feel I do good honest business. Good luck, and happy bidding! Questions can be emailed or call/text Joel @ 616-994-2530.


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