1976 Ford Bronco Ranger, Automatic, Power Steering Power Disc Brake on 2040-cars
Colville, Washington, United States
Excellent 1976 Ford Bronco Ranger Uncut LUBR. This Bronco is a daily driver that draws stares and thumbs up wherever it goes. You can't go into the supermarket without someone crawling around it or asking about it. Spends 99% of its time with the top off in the garage. It is not a frame off but has been totally redone and gone through. Drives straight at speed and with hands off the wheel (it is almost 40 years old though) power steering and power brakes.The body was stripped to bare metal and two or three small rust spots replaced with new metal. The entire tub and bed was shot with Raptor as well as the underneath of the hood and engine compartment. New 3 1/2" lift with new springs, leafs and shocks from Bronco Graveyard as well as new steering stabilizer. Brand new Warn hubs and U joints. Paint is less than a year old in PPG Medium Blue Poly with Whimbelton White top and grill. Original 302 Engine was replaced due to cracked freezing block at 72,000 miles with a Hi Po 289 from a 66 Mustang. Engine has Holley carb Edelbrock manifold and headers which are all less than one year old. Also a brand new 2 into 1 exhaust from headers back was just installed also. Nice quiet rumble without the obnoxious drone. Interior has new carpet, trim, seat covers, door panels, locks. Also a stereo with Aux input four Rockford Fosgate 6x9s and two Subwoofer behind the rear bench seat. The C4 tranny shifts smooth and no leaks. This Bronco has been used for fun and show not four wheeling as I have two 4x4's for that. Spends most of the sitting in the garage waiting for nice days. All gauges work (replacement temp) and turn signals. Heater is strong and all door and windows have brand new felts and weatherstrip. New windshield with no chips and new body trim and most lenses.. This rig also comes with two sets of tires and rims, white spokes with 31x10.50 x 15 mudders and 30x9.50x15 at's with mags.The truck no longer has 6pt, only 4pt cage, kid too tall (6'9"). new dash pad and fully insulated top and padded full carpet for noise deadening. This is not a trailer queen or show Bronco but instead a fun great looking rig that will only appreciate in value. Kids are off to college so time for a new dad only toy. Some original owner paperwork and tags. A little mud/dirt in some of the pictures
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