Ford Bronco, 289 Engine, 4x4, Classic Car, Fast on 2040-cars
Pearland, Texas, United States
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for sale is a 1968 Ford Bronco Resto-Mod. The exterior is a brilliant gun metal grey. there are some imperfections in the paint but overall it is very nice. There is an Aftermarket fiberglass hood which is color matched to the body. There is no rust or rust damage that I can find, other than some surface rust on the frame. The engine is a 289 ci with an MSD Ignition system. It has 5 Mickey Thompson Baja Claw Radials 33x15. With 90% Tread on the 4 and the 5th spare is Brand New. the inside is fully bed lined with some imperfections. There is an after market rear seat and 2 seat belts. The front seats are offroad seats. There is a full Cage Roll Bar. this vehicle is for sale as is and there are no warranties. If you purchase the vehicle you are responsible for setting up any and all delivery. I will communicate payment plans and deposit if you win the bid or purchase the vehicle at the buy now price. There is a low reserve so bid with confidence. YOU MUST CONTACT ME WITHIN 24 hours of winning the bid or the vehicle will be re-listed. Im selling this vehicle because I need to make room in my garage for another project. I purchased the vehicle from a classic car dealer in Colorado. I have no idea when the restoration was done. THE WARN WINCH IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE. I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime and or sell outside of ebay.
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