1969 Ford Bronco 302ci, 3 Speed Standard Transmission, 4x4 on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Matching numbers original Bronco. Unrestored, uncut. 302 cubic inch V8 with three speed MANUAL column shift transmission (good clutch). Original 139,000 miles. The floors have some rust holes. The driver's floor has an aluminum patch. Three quarters of the original rockers (inner & outer) are still solid/&/in place (enough to build repairs on). Sheet metal has been used in portions of both rockers towards the rear. Most of the inner rockers factory plates are still existing. Quarters are best of all. Both doors open & close as expected; closing tight & flush/alligned. The passenger side will eventually need a pillar section (area where hinges attach); this door drops a little at opening due to lower hinge. The doors themselves are solid(pictures available. All glass is good & wind up door windows both work great. The old plastic sheet tint needs removal sometime. The paint job is a "driver" state of affairs; nowhere near top notch. The rear cabin floor had tape adhesive strips to hold old carpet down. All is removed but some of the tape is still there. Rust in seams was treated with Ospho rust neutralizer & sealer applied. Most lights, speedo, heater fan, 4 ways, etc, work. MECHANICAL NEEDS: Driver wiper motor works, passinger side doesn't. I'm not sure if these are after market since each has a seperate motor. The rear parking lights not working. Left front brake is grabbing. Starts & runs very nice. Throaty muscle 302 sound from the dual exhaust exiting left & right (looks to be stainless; at least tailpipes). No oil smoke/burn or overheating. 4X4 action/locking hubs working correctly.
SOME RECENT NEW PARTS: battery, tires, carburetor kit & radiator. Daily driver.
No alterations or customs
On Nov-13-13 at 18:47:23 PST, seller added the following information: Also, new wires & plugs. Comes with new oil filter. |
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