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Up for bids is a 1967 Ford Bronco in unrestored original condition. Fenders have not been cut and vehicle has small amount of rust on rocker panel under doors. There is very little rust on this bronco as shown in photographs. Vehicle spent its life in Colorado until coming to Indiana. I drive this bronco 2-3 times a month and it will run down the highway at 70 without any issues. Engine was professionally rebuilt a couple years ago. Engine runs strong and transmission shifts perfect. 3 speed on column. I do have the rear bench seat and the original steering wheel for the bronco. You will not find many 67 broncos in this good a condition. Please send questions if you have them.

Winning bidder is responsible for arranging pick up. I am willing to help with local pick up plans if i can.

Payment arrangements can be discussed. I require a $500 deposit into my paypal account within 48 hours of auction end.

Thank You!!

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