1966 Ford Bronco Original 170cc Engine 56871 Miles on 2040-cars
Flower Mound, Texas, United States
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This is your chance to own an original 1966 U15 Bronco with 56xxx original miles. I found this vehicle in a barn in Flint Tx. Upon purchasing, I drove it 120 miles home and gave her a bath and could not believe what I had found. Everything works on this vehicle! All guages, the lights, the hazard indicator inside, even the original am radio. Original Carlite glass. After realizing this, I decided that it was too nice of a vehicle for my plans. I want to build a beast, and this vehicle needs to be appreciated for what it is... a Survivor.
I put the seats from my 74 in her so i could drive it around without damaging the original silver 1966 seats. Will ship the vehicle with the originals. If you want my other ones as well, we can work something out. I can answer any questions that you may have regarding the vehicle, but the pictures speak for themselves. If you would like to see what we normally do to vehicles, please check us out on FB @ Iconic Motor Company---- Like our page. This Bronco is Amazing!!! Thanks and Happy Bidding |
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