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Selling my 1971 Bronco. Bought it a few years back and have been working on it slowly. I was initially told that the motor ran bad due to the fuel, and the transmission was fine, it was the shifting link that was out of adjustment. Well, not quite the case. There was no interior to boot. So I was looking for a project and that's what I got. SO....... Things that have been replaced, fixed, or added......... New Crate Motor, 302 325 hp, new three speed manual transmission. New Clutch. Cyntech Wiring harness. Nothing worked in the dash, now everything but the cigarette lighter does. New Windshield wiper motors though they are not synchronized. New wiper fluid pump. Interior is new..seats, carpet, insulation under carpet. Locking console with Kenwood radio with original apple plug in. Rampage top is new. Rear speakers and side panels over wheel wells. Seat belts are new. Both fuel tank sending units were replaced. All the shocks were replaced with Rancho. New rear brakes, new master cylinder. Front were ok. U-joints in drive shafts replaced. U-joints in front axle replaced. Transfer case was resealed. Drum brakes, and manual steering fyi also. So the body... Its not a rust bucket. I have a ton more photos I can email. Tailgate does have drilled holes from a different type of soft top I imagine. Dent on tailgate as well. Dented left front fender that also involved grill. Body shop opinion was grill was fixable. Rocker panels are ok. Inner fender in engine compartment, driver side, does have rust. Floor pans were replaced prior to me owning. Rear floor is fine. Hood does have a crack on edge, you can see it in the pics. Buyer responsible for pick up or shipping. Immediate payment of non-refundable $500 once auction won. Speedo is off considerably, and I cannot confirm odometer. Could be 122243.0 |
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