1977 Ford Bronco 4x4 351w on 2040-cars
Newaygo, Michigan, United States
I have a 1977 Ford Bronco 4x4. This thing is SWEET!
- Rebuilt 351W (for a dirt track racer) - Rebuilt automatic C-4 transmission with shift kit - Beefed up steering componets - Electric fuel pump & regulator with fuel cell - Electric fan - 355 rear axle w/locker - Flow Master Exhaust System - Soft top included (custom roll bar) This is NOT a rust bucket I do not have the doors or stock roof. Body & tires are pretty nice. It's a great outdoor fun truck. Very cool / retro. Needs a new home. It basically sits in the pole barn all the time collecting dust. Seems a waste cause it's built to GO! (231) 652-33 zero zero. A Paypal deposit of $1000 is expected upon auction end, with the remainder due upon pick-up |
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