2 Owner California Restore One-off Classic Bronco 4x4 W/ Soft Top & Vintage A/c on 2040-cars
Pacific Palisades, California, United States
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This two-owner California Classic 1974 Ford Bronco Sport 4x4 has to be
one of the best looking fully customized & fully restored Early Broncos on the market today. In my humble opinion, this unique Classic Bronco provides more bang for the buck than an Icon truck. This Bronco has the prototype Rocky Roads Legend 4x4 Bronco Billet Dash Bezel on it, the first Bezel ever made by Rocky Roads for a stock Bronco dash board. * 100% California Rust-Free condition * Purchased from original owner in San Diego in 2012 * Restoration took over 2 years to complete * Ford Racing aluminum valve covers, MSD distributor, electronic ignition system, Blaster 2 coil, Edlebrock electric choke carburetor * Stock exhaust manifolds & new
dual quiet exhaust system routed correctly out behind the rear wheels
* Aluminum radiator & high quality metal 7 blade cooling fan
with a new black fan shroud * Rebuilt Dana 20 transfer case, rebuilt front & rear drive shafts * Billet aluminum headlamp rings
& tail light bezels * Tom Lee is the master of Early Bronco steering * This Bronco has the best steering system I have ever experienced in a Vintage Bronco. * Hydro-Boost brake system by Hydra-tech, all new brake lines hoses & stainless axle lines * Vintage Air conditioning system mounted under dash that blows cold, which also works as a heater * Hidden Kill switch * Powder coated Proto-Fab Family roll cage with black padding & wrapping, plus grade 8 mounting hardware * The door latches were removed, cleaned,
serviced, properly lubricated & re-installed * There is no rust at all in
this vehicle * Newer chrome door mirrors
* Recent Linex interior bed liner * Brand new custom fitted snap-in carpet mats in front, in back * Legend 12" suspension -ready rear shock towers already built in (in case buyer wants to purchase our Legend 12" coil-over suspension system) * Custom Rocky Roads woofer box & 12" woofer mounted under rear seat
* Blacked out frame, suspension, steering * Brand new Rampage soft top * Brand new family bikini top * Chrome side steps * Newer windshield & seal * New wiper arms blades * Rebuilt working wiper system * Newer chrome Bronco Sport emblems * Current 2014 registration & clean California original pink slip
A lot of time and money have been invested into this Bronco in the last 2 years, it will be well worth the investment for the lucky buyer. Well over $75K has gone into this build. Please visit the Rocky Roads Custom Vintage Broncos web site (Google it) to see pictures of this Bronco coming together. Please feel free to call Shaun at 310-293-7801 for more information. The asking price is listed on the web site. *** This vehicle is also being advertised locally, I reserve the right to cancel the auction at anytime. |
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