Early Bronco (66) Uncut U14 Halfcab on 2040-cars
Wilsonville, Oregon, United States
This is my pride and joy...sad, but must sell. It is a FACTORY HALF CAB with original metal cab. It is not a show car, but a driver that is nearly 100% original. The only modifications are the column 3 speed shifter has been converted to the floor, but I have all the original parts. I had a roll bar built for safety. No radio as it did not come with one. The vehicle has NO cuts or modifications anywhere! NO rust. Clear title. I have a letter from Ford that has all the numbers, how it was ordered, etc. Some additional information:
-Model U14 (very rare) -factory original 289V8 -81k original miles! -historical vehicle lifetime license plate (in Oregon) (never have to buy tags again!) -4 brand new shocks (air on rear) from Les schwab -Brand new tires (Les Schwab Wild country XTX Sport all season -New Bushings in suspension (Due to sitting in Barn for 20 years) -New U joints (all 6) -New Battery -4.11 Rear Axle Ratio -original front bench seat -bimini top -extra parts -old school gun rack -100% original gauges, steering wheel, etc -Line x Throughout floors, roll bar and bulkhead If you are looking to restore as a show car, I have been told by many that this would be the perfect one as it has never been wrecked and is in excellent condition. Runs and drives as good as new! I took it to Bronco Fest and the 4 wheel drive works beautifully. (Thoroughly cleaned afterwards) Had it appraised by Haggerty Company and they insured it for 25K. Feel free to email me for additional questions or pictures. Title says 1967 but it is a 1966 as the factory plant that produced paperwork burned in 66 and title was produced in 67. I have a letter from Ford that show this to be accurate year. All numbers match.Owner is responsible for shipping and insurance Hoody1963@gmail.com Serious Inquiries only please. You can drive this vehicle home with no worries! |
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