1977 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Valparaiso, Indiana, United States
up for auction is a real good 1977 ford bronco, it has a 3 speed transmission on the column, power steering, front power disk brakes, 4 wheel drive and all the drive train work very nice and shift out great. upholstery is very good no rips, tears or damage. the bronco does have a few bumps and bruises "minor dings" and damage. very minimal rust typical issues like all these broncos get. keep in mind it is 37 yrs old. the bronco was last painted about 8 yrs ago so paint is not perfect but it is still in decent condition.all glass is good but the windshield has some signs of fog around the edges again {37 yrs old} tires are about 50% tread life left. motor does not smoke, knock,or use any oil. starts right up. all lights and lenses are in good condition. if i overlooked anything please don't hesitate to ask if u need any other info or pictures let me know. thank you.
.i do reserve the right to end auction early if it is sold locally my local price is $10,500 OBO make a offer it can't hurt to ask. buyers are responsible for their own shipping and set up |
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