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You are bidding on a very nice, family owned 1970 FORD BRONCO. I have the original bill of sale, protecto plate and manual. This is a solid bronco with an un-cut body/tub with base coat/clear coat paint.

This Bronco was originally powered by a 3 speed from the factory but that was changed out for a NP435 4-speed and a 351 Cleveland with Edelbrock manifold and carburetor. It has dual Flowmaster exhaust, 3.50 gears, dual tanks, a Chelsea PTO winch, 1.5" lift and 31x10.5-15 tires.

The body on this truck is super solid with no issues other than a few areas with slight surface rust. The floor pans are original and solid. The top has only been removed once and that was for the paint job.

The bronco comes with a rare factory front bench seat, un-cut dash, fold & tumble rear seat and rhino-lined tub.

This isn't your flawless $50k Bronco but it is damn nice and you will be hard pressed to find a better rig for the money that is solid, un-cut and hasn't been off-road its entire life.

If you have any questions about this bronco, please give me a call at 360-749-6696. I would prefer a call rather than email.

Please call within 24 hours of winning the auction to inform me of your payment method and a viewing time if desired before final payment and shipping if not being picked up in person. Complete payment is required within 7 days of auction close and must be paid in cash, cashier's check or wire transfer before the vehicle or title is released.

If paying by check, the check must clear funds before releasing the vehicle or title.

Winning bidder is also responsible for picking up the vehicle in person or must arrange and pay any and all associated shipping costs, etc.

*Reserve Price is $18,500.00

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