Ford Bronco (1977)
Sale price: US $1,000.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “Restored” |
| Year: | 1977 | VIN : | U15GLX84679 |
| Mileage: | 49,000 | Transmission: | Manual |
| Make: | Ford | Body Type: | SUV |
| Model: | Bronco | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Engine: | Crate 302 | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Drive Type: | 4WD | Options: | 4-Wheel Drive |
| Fuel Type: | Gasoline | Exterior Color: | Blue |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Interior Color: | Black |
| Drive Side: | Left-hand drive | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
Southampton, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle description
1977 Bronco 302 crate engine Ceramic coated headers, full dual exhaust into Flowmaster 50"s Stock 3spd with column shift, stock Tcase and axles 4" lift, brand new 33x12.5 Federal Couragia MT on brand new 17" wheels Power disc front, drum rear New master cylinder, front calipers and front pads Optima battery, recently installed new alternator, new voltage regulator New seats and seat belts Entire inside of tub rhino lined, I also have a brand new black carpet kit I never got around to installing. Complete hard top in perfect shape, also rhino lined and with new weather stripping
Restored by PO a few years ago, I"ve had for 2 years and cleaned up suspension, brakes,some electrical and some weather stripping issues. The truck is originally from Louisiana, had minimal rust on the truck when restored (see in pic"s) It"s a great driver quality restore. Body was removed and everything cleaned up, painted, etc. Truck looks and drives great, just not going to win a concourse show.
This is my second early Bronco, I rebuilt the first one from a rust bucket and then sold after a few years for a 68 Camaro. I got the EB bug again and bought this one. . just not driving it enough to justify tying up the $$. Looking to buy another toy I"d drive more.
Message me here for additional pics or videos.
Also for sale locally and other sites. If this auction is up, the truck is available. However, I reserve the right to cancel the auction in the event it sells locally.
On Aug-28-17 at 19:00:46 PDT, seller added the following information: I"ve had a few questions on why I stated "driver quality restore" . It"s not a nut and bolt restore. The body was pulled from the frame and completely prepped and painted. While it looks like a beautiful truck on the road and at local shows, it"s not a perfect mirror finsh that you get from hundreds of hours blocking and wet sanding. Broncos with that work end up at $50k+. The frame was cleaned up and painted however, not media blasted or professionally painted. Most of the original drivetrain was left in the truck except for the engine that was replaced. For these reasons, I wouldn"t say it"s a perfect restored truck but, a great looking driver truck. Any other questions, let me know. I"ll explain every bit of detail I have and provide any other pictures and videos as needed.
To ensure we agree on the restore and condition details, I"d recommend seeing the truck or sending someone to check it out before a sale is made.
Restored by PO a few years ago, I"ve had for 2 years and cleaned up suspension, brakes,some electrical and some weather stripping issues. The truck is originally from Louisiana, had minimal rust on the truck when restored (see in pic"s) It"s a great driver quality restore. Body was removed and everything cleaned up, painted, etc. Truck looks and drives great, just not going to win a concourse show.
This is my second early Bronco, I rebuilt the first one from a rust bucket and then sold after a few years for a 68 Camaro. I got the EB bug again and bought this one. . just not driving it enough to justify tying up the $$. Looking to buy another toy I"d drive more.
Message me here for additional pics or videos.
Also for sale locally and other sites. If this auction is up, the truck is available. However, I reserve the right to cancel the auction in the event it sells locally.
On Aug-28-17 at 19:00:46 PDT, seller added the following information: I"ve had a few questions on why I stated "driver quality restore" . It"s not a nut and bolt restore. The body was pulled from the frame and completely prepped and painted. While it looks like a beautiful truck on the road and at local shows, it"s not a perfect mirror finsh that you get from hundreds of hours blocking and wet sanding. Broncos with that work end up at $50k+. The frame was cleaned up and painted however, not media blasted or professionally painted. Most of the original drivetrain was left in the truck except for the engine that was replaced. For these reasons, I wouldn"t say it"s a perfect restored truck but, a great looking driver truck. Any other questions, let me know. I"ll explain every bit of detail I have and provide any other pictures and videos as needed.
To ensure we agree on the restore and condition details, I"d recommend seeing the truck or sending someone to check it out before a sale is made.