1969 Ford Bronco With 351 Windsor on 2040-cars
Little Silver, New Jersey, United States
If you are in a witness protection program, don't buy this bronco. It is loud and gets noticed. I purchased this bronco from California, but it has a background from Colorado. It has a 351 Windsor, power steering, 3 spd on the floor and is all around the most fun car/truck I have ever owned. I STRONGLY encourage you to come see it for yourself! because it is that bad ass. http://youtu.be/fjmdY_KSM1o No issues that I am aware of at all. I am not a 'car guy' but my local mechanic has taken care of maintenance and any issues. It starts up every time and runs like a top......if you are serious, I am happy to do a FaceTime with you and show you how it starts and runs etc. I am selling because we are about to put our house through a remodel and I will lose my garage for 4 months. My kids don't even know it is for sale, and they will not be happy. I can try to answer any questions, but again would encourage you to come see it or send someone. I have owned 3 Broncos and looked at hundreds, this one is the best value for the $ and gets looks from kids to grannies. Good luck. Please call 732-859-8451 if you have questions. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, but I will try to help. Also, this is 40+ year old truck. It is not perfect, but it very very cool. |
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