Ford: Bronco on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
This 1972 Ford Bronco Rock Crawler has a Rebuilt 351 Windsor bored 030 over Comp Cam Heads Ported & Polished, Rebuilt AOD Trans & Rear End. There is Less than 100 Miles since Complete Rebuild. It has a New Fuel Tank, New Fuel Line, New Brake and an Almost New Bestop in Great Shape. It has James Duff Suspension, 6" Frame 2" Body Lift and a New 9,000lb Winch. Winter Side Winder Performance Transmission Shifter, with James Duff Transfer Case Shifter for 4 Wheel Drive. Front Disc Brakes, Rear Drum Brakes, New Shocks & Suspension and Power Steering. A New Rebuilt Holley Carburetor, New Aluminum Radiator, New Headers, New Battery, New Wiper, New Undercoating and Bed Liner, New Dash Pad. It has 1/4" Plate Rock Guards, Fender Flares, New 17" Wheels.
Thank you for looking and let me know if you have any questions : an4kxpeacockmanuel@cafeuk.com
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