Ford Bronco 1977. Rock Crawler, Trail Rig, Classic. Lifted. Boggers on 2040-cars
Williford, Arkansas, United States
Engine:302 v8
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:owner
Interior Color: black and red
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Bronco
Drive Type: 4x4
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player, Convertible
Mileage: 53,999
Sub Model: wagon
Trim: wagon
Exterior Color: Red
1977 Bronco 306 automatic c-4 Dana 20, Detroit lockers front and rear 31 spline moser axles in the rear. 4.56 gears. Super swamper boggers 38.5-15.50 99% tread. 15-10 Mickey Thompson wheels. 2" body lift. 5.5" wild horses coil springs and leaf packs. New radius arm bushings and c bushings. Nodular iron arb front diff cover with dipstick and dual drain plugs. 2" billet wheel spacers for wider stance. 302 .040 over= 306 ci, Holley 600 cfm 4bbl electric choke, summit stage II intake. Bronco script aluminum valve covers, msd pro billet distributor. Comp cams roller tip rockers. Flow cooler aluminum water pump. Moderate cam. 69 351 Windsor C9 heads. Arp head bolts. Forged pistons . Clevite bearings. Moly rings. New wild horses copper 3 core radiator. Electric fan. Long tube headers. Pro built c4 with shift kit. James duff rear nickel plated shock mounts with 15" travel shocks. Front James duff extreme shock hoops 15" travel shocks. Grant gt steering wheel. Inside of truck is rhino lined with raised red ford emblems in floor board and a raised red bronco in the back floor board. I have a lot of money invested in this truck, could be a 20,000 dollar bronco with some work, Awesome trail rig but is also streetable. comes with an extra set of doors also.
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