1971 Ford Bronco Restored Fuel Injection 302 5.0l Rebuilt on 2040-cars
Richardson, Texas, United States
Up for sale is my "restored" 1971 71 Ford Bronco, it is a very reliable truck with a rebuilt 302 fuel injection; titled in my name, tagged and inspected ready to go anywhere. It can cruise straight down the highway at over 70 mph or creep down the trails. Details below. 17" wheels Emergency brake functions properly Locking tuffy center console Instrument cluster has been rebuilt and This is the perfect bronco, it looks and performs great and has enough all terrain edge to it, without being over built or too restored. I've had fully restored 4wd trucks before, and I ended up hated it, because I couldn't let the dogs in it, or kids go for a ride, or even go off road because I didn't want to scratch the paint.. .. this is the prefect mix (imo). I also have a garage full of misc parts and pieces that will go with it, including hard doors (rough shape) hinges carb set up, extra transmissions, heads, gaskets, paint, etc.. obviously-no written or expressed warrantee Thanks! Casey |
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