1968 U15fl Early Bronco Rust Free From Arizona, Rebuilt Engine , Very Original on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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Available is a very straight, original and basically rust free Bronco from Arizona. Included is the original owners manual and owner's card. It is a 6 cylinder/3 speed. The motor has been rebuilt and a new clutch was installed. It has a new OEM carb, distributor, coil, and vacuum fuel pump. The brakes are good and the 4WD works. Mechanically, she is good to go. Fly in and drive it home, or have it transported. I have a broker that can typically get you a .75/mile rate.
The original color is Wimbledon White, but it has had one respray Pebble Beige. It's cut in the rear, but the cut outs are included if you want to go back uncut. Included is the original Town and Country spare that mounts to the tailgate from the inside. She's wearing 30x9.50x15 Bridgestone's that are like new. The 1968 Bronco also has bolt on window frames that can be removed if you want a Roadster look when Summer driving with the top off. In 69-77 the frames are welded on. These frames have never been off. The steering wheel and horn button are original. It has a pencil dash pad in good condition. The front seats are OEM and recovered in Red vinyl, the rear seat needs recovering. The body is incredibly solid. The door posts and strikers are perfect and the doors close tight with no sagging. Look close at all the pictures illustrating how rust free this '68 is. It is so hard to find an original Bronco that is this solid. All the glass is original and date coded. Here's your opportunity to own a Bronco that you don't have to spend ANY money on rust repair. The front floors have some POR15 brushed on them to prevent future rust, but there is no rust through. The top is rust free as well. I have the vacuum wiper visors that will be re installed by auctions end. Sold as is where is with no warranty. A non refundable $500.00 deposit is due at auction's end. Sold with clear title. Ask questions before you bid. Zero and negative feedback bidders get with me before bidding or I'll have to retract your bid and block you. I reserve the right to end the auction early because I'm selling elsewhere on the net. Call or text me if you choose at 615-948-723sixx. Thanks, Chris |
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