Ford Bronco 1971 Body on 2040-cars
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
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This auction is for a 1971 Ford Bronco body. It had a 302 V-8 motor in it but the motor and transmission are not with the vehicle. There is no title because many states will drop a vehicle off of the registration records if they are not licensed for a certain amount of years. Tennessee will remove a vehicle from the title files if it has not been registered for 5 years. This vehicle was rescued from a trip to the chrusher and will provide you with many years of use. The terms are $500 sent by Paypal at the end of the auction. The balance will be due by cashiers check or cash before the vehicle will be released for shipment. You are responsible for any pick up and transportation from Memphis TN to your home. I can work with a broker to help arrange the facilitation of the transportation of the Bronco to your place of residence. You can also look at what these "Box Broncos" bring in a running and driving condition. I have also know of people to buy a V-8 Ford Explorer 4X4 or All Wheel Drive as a donor vehicle for the building up of a Bronco. There are many other ways this vehicle can be made into a rock crawler or a hunting vehicle. The choice is yours. Good Luck bidding.
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