This custom 1973 Ford Explorer Bronco is powered by a new
fuel-injected BluePrint Engines 306ci V-8 crate engine fueled with
Holly Sniper EFI and producing 365hp and 362 lb-ft of torque on the
dyno, paired with a 4R70 four-speed overdrive automatic
transmission. The drivetrain features ARB Air Lockers, 4.56 gears,
a twin-stick transfer case and Dana 44 and 9-inch differentials. It
is equipped with a Duff Tuff suspension system, and stopping is
handled by a hydro-boost power brake system with a Wilwood master
cylinder and four-wheel disc brakes. It also features power
steering. The Bronco is finished in its original color of Grabber
Blue with a white hardtop. The blue houndstooth interior features
air conditioning, a full roll cage, polished tilt steering column,
four Tuffy security consoles and a RetroSound stereo system. Other
equipment includes KC Daylighter auxiliary lights, hood pins, a
spare-tire carrier with a full-size spare and a high-lift jack. It
has a 2.5-inch lift, 15-inch polished aluminum modular wheels
mounted with 33-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires with a
full-size spare, tinted windows, a custom front cooler and a
stainless-steel toolbox. The SUV comes with a matching Bronco
Explorer trailer constructed from a 1973 Bronco body with a hardtop
and is titled and registered as a 1999 homemade trailer. A Marti
Report and engine dyno sheet are included with the sale. **SOLD AS
A PAIR WITH LOT #XXX.X**
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