Everything on this car is new, and we have a spec sheet for it.
This 1972 Ford Bronco has a Edelbrock fuel injection 351cu.in. V-8
Windsor crate motor with 400 hp 440 ft pounds. Aluminum heads. It
has an R C-6 three-speed automatic transmission. Atlas 4-1 twin
stick transfer case. It has an eight-quart oil pan. Ford 250
steering box with cross brace. Bluetooth fans and digital gauges.
It has a 2-inch body lift, and full family cage attached to the
frame. Ford 9 inch with Detroit locker/Moser axles/rap trap axle
wrap eliminator. Dana 44 front axle quick lock locker/disc brakes.
LED lights throughout with all new light bases on all lights.
Painless wire harness. Method 15-10 rims and new 33 10.5 bfg all
terrains. Tires and rims are like new. The odometer shows 994.0
miles. There is so much more to this vehicle, and you are welcome
to call and get the entire specification sheet. All new factory
glass. It has power steering and tilt steering wheel. All lights
work, as well as wipers, and door locks. The paint is in very good
condition however there are cracks in the fiberglass hood on both
sides of the scoop. The removeable hard top is like new. There are
no leaks and no rust. This is a turn-key vehicle.
Vehicle Details
1972 Ford Bronco
Listing ID:CC-1967719
Price:$80,000
Location:Reno, Nevada
Year:1972
Make:Ford
Model:Bronco
Exterior Color:White
Interior Color:Black/Grey
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:965
Stock Number:P65664
VIN:U15GLP65664
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