1973 Ford Bronco Barn Find on 2040-cars
Seymour, Tennessee, United States
This is a 1973 Ford Bronco with a half cab top. This is a barn find and needs complete restoration. It has the larger 200 ci engine with a 3 speed manual transmission which was running at the time it was stored a couple of years ago. It has new pans installed but need to be finished. The fenders and hood are just sitting on it. There is no interior and the steering column has been removed to accommodate a floor shifter set-up. Comes with half cab that needs work and glass but is the steel half cab. Also comes with bulkhead, Soft doors in black and Roadster door inserts. It has a body lift kit and premium wheels. Comes with a later model power steering set-up as well. Study the pictures carefully because this is exactly the Bronco you are buying. You can restore or use for parts. Remember it has a good title. All parts that come with it are in the pictures. Hit the buy it now and make it yours now. Bid often and with Confidence!
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