Ford launched the Bronco in 1966 as a compact 4x4 built for trails
and everyday use. This 1970 example comes from its original
1966-1977 generation, a period that produced just 18,450 Broncos in
1970. That history gives this two-door SUV plenty of appeal before
you even turn the key.
Under the hood sits a 302 V8 with Holley Sniper EFI, ceramic-coated
long-tube headers, dual exhaust, and an aluminum radiator. A C-4
automatic handles the shifting. Bilstein shocks, a Bilstein
steering stabilizer, front locking hubs, power steering, and power
front disc brakes round out a setup built to make this classic
enjoyable from the driver's seat.
Galapagos Green two-tone paint, molded steel fenders, a
color-matched engine bay, LED headlights, and 17-inch steel wheels
give it a distinctive look. The paint is described as driver
quality, while the vehicle is listed as fully restored. A hardtop
comes with it, and Bestop bikini tops offer another way to enjoy
the open air.
Inside, the custom brown interior features vinyl bucket seats, a
center console, billet pedals, a tilt steering column, and air
conditioning. It is an early Bronco with the right mix of V8
character, useful upgrades, and unmistakable vintage 4x4 style.
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