1972 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Bliss, Idaho, United States
1972 ford bronco frame off resto mod 4r70w automatic over drive with quick 4 Bauman controller , 347stroker 5.0 , 5to 1 atlas 2 transfer case, one piece window upgrade, almost all parts are brand new. Redneck ram, 35 inch Mickey thompson Mtz tires, power steering ,power brakes, jw speaker head lights, Dakota digital cluster custom dash , fi tech fuel injection, warn 8274 heavy duty winch, James Duff springs, long arms, torque tamer, Dover leafs springs , 2 inch billet body lift, 3.5 inch suspension lift, full rear body armor, large fuel tank upgrade, hi hat cowl induction hood, dual optima batterys with painless dual charging system, ARB lockers front and rear selectable, heavy duty onboard ARB air compressor, led driving lights and light bar, magma flow muffler system with custom routes for 2 into 1 , custom command center center console, tuffy locking jockey box, new centech harness, arctic air cold air intake system, rib cage roll bar , new never installed best too soft top, comes with Duff trail doors , hard doors and roadster door inserts, winters shifter and twin sticks. This is an amazing early bronco with just about everything high end you could get.
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