1975 Ford Bronco Lifted On 35" Bfg's - Less Than 3k Miles Since Being Stock on 2040-cars
Clover, South Carolina, United States
Very clean 1975 Ford Bronco with Wild Horsed 3.5" Lift. New 35" BFG MT, New Fuel 15X10 Wheels, New 23 Gallon Tank w/in tank EFI pump. Ford 302 and 3 speed manual (3 on the tree!). 1992 Ford Mustang EFI conversion with New Harness. Also installed correct EFI camshaft. New Wild Horses Front Disc and Power Brake system. New Wild Horses drive shafts (Front and Rear). Ford Escort front seats with Shoulder harness seat belts. Also have Hard Top and Bimini Top. I also have all of the original engine parts and interior parts that have been removed. Over $14,000 in brand new parts in last 6 months. This truck is ready to be daily driven as is or ready for a minimally expensive frame off resto as all of the hard work has been completed. This truck came from Kansas less than a year ago.
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