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1979 Ford Bronco 4x4 on 2040-cars
Year:1979
Mileage:500
Location:
United States
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(1979 Bronco was the second year for the full size Bronco! 1978 & 79 was the only two years with this beautiful body style. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE!!)
This is a one family owned 1979 Ford Bronco. My dad purchased it in 79 and then I got it a few years ago and restored it to what you see now.
The restoration was completed less then one year ago, you won't find a nicer Bronco!
all new interior. seats, dash pad, door panels, carpet kit, billet Wood Grain Ford steering wheel, all new door, window and removable top rubber's and seals. all new paint and body work. tinted windows throughout. all new bumpers Grill shell and grill insert. all lenses have been replaced with new ones.
Brand new Mickey Thompson classic III 17x9 wheels. 37x17 Nitto trail grappler Tires.
All new 6 1/2" rough country lift kit. Dual front shocks and dual steering stabilizer kit.
All new front and rear brakes and brake lines. Brake master cylinder and brake booster. Power steering pump and steering gear box.
Rebuilt 351M engine, it was bored over 20. High energy compcam, Edelbrock performer intake, Edelbrock 650 carburetor, hooker long tube headers, 2 1/2" Flowmasters. exhaust.
Rebuilt C-6 transmission and 205 transfer case. 3.50 9" rear end and 3.50 Dana 40 front end.
Please feel free to call or text me with any questions or request more pictures..
Happy bidding!
Larry
469-323-9632
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