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1979 Ford Bronco 4wd Custom "one Of A Kind" 400ci, Exxo Cage, New Bfg's, Yellow on 2040-cars
US $12,500.00
Year:1979
Mileage:91017
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This is a ONE OF KIND 1979 Ford Bronco Ranger XLT, 4WD. In 1979, Ford came out with the rectangular head lights which are way cooler than the round ones.The previous owner did all the work to the truck. He owned it for approximately 20 years. The paint is in GREAT condition and all the door jambs, dash, doors, under the hood, are all painted the same color. Has one chip in the drivers side rear quarter panel. It has a really cool, complete outside (exxo) roll cage with a full roof rack and a swinging gate with spare tire and 2 built in gas can holders. Heavy duty bumpers front and rear with a custom grill guard up front and a winch. 5 New BFG's All-Terrains 285/75/16 with custom wheels. 3 inch lift with Rancho shocks. Has a Warn Winch 8274 but I don't have the key and I do not know if it works. Has the 400 cu inch motor with a Holly carburetor, dual batteries, bosch coil, dual electric cooling fans, oil cooler, tranny cooler. Viper alarm. Interior: Previously stated was painted the same color throughout and the interior is completely finished. Custom seats are not original. Front is a bench seat with fold down center console. The rear seat is a bench seat that is removable. The floor has been sprayed with a Rhino Lining like coating. Sony stereo system with 6 speakers and the amp is tucked under the rear seat. Built in DVD player on the roof. Fire extinguisher. |
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