1978 Ford Bronco Custom (lifted) No Reserve on 2040-cars
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, United States
----No Reserve---- Drove today and had no issues put 49 miles on her after adjusting back brakes and idle mixture 2009- new transmissionrebuilt engine at 90,000 new gas tank full size spare tire new brake pads new frontend tie rodes 2011- new battery new ignition switch new distributer new spark plugs new starter new starter coil new starter relay,the 4 wheel drive works great new bearings in the front axle I think that the front alxe is a dana 44 engine is a 400ci which is bigger than what is in most of the broncos which are usually 351 the back top comes off I was only the 3rd person to ever own it..there is a little rust on it.but other than that the body is in really good shape.. I just had the drive shaft rebuilt,there is a 4inch lift kit on it and it is a frame lift not a body lift the body lift is the cheep and shity way to lift something,, and the lift kit was put on maybe in 2000, the oil was always changed every 3000 miles NEW VIDEO DRIVING AND STOPPING On Dec-11-13 at 22:21:46 PST, seller added the following information: This vehicle is in great condition to be used as a hunting, mudding, restoration, etc. It does need a little body work but the rust it does have is minor and easily repairable areas if restoration is what you are looking for it is completely oem from the motor, frame , axles. Paint job is original which has a lightly faded custom hand pinstriping. It has a leak on the transfer case that is minimal and easily fixable as well as the oil pan needs to be removed and re sealed. It does run very good but it could uses a carb re build do to its age.. I can Drive it Stop it put it in 1 and 2 and 4wd and lock the hubs and it works flawlessly and reverse as well. All lights work and the only gauge that doesn't work is the gas guage possible fuse or short When i got it there was a belt for the ac but I never installed it but the blower works I just do not have the time anymore do to a kid on the way please feel free to message me with questions power steering works -blower works for air and appears the ac way work just missing belt? -needs brake cylinders in rear drums locked up due to line leaking and letting air -gas gauge is not working -wipers work -headlights and taillights work 1 marker light is burnt out, and unsure about front fog lamps -paint is factory so pictures show that and the rust -rear glass goes up and down with key and interior button but i have always had to grease it and help it get it up -79.5 inches wide would assume 8x16/18 ft trailer would work - DRIVABLE) -F1, F2, R, N--- All work and 4wd and hubs work -approx. 40,000 miles on the motor 133,425 miles on truck |
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