1966 Ford Bronco U-13 Roadster. Highly collectible! Out of all
early 1st-generation Broncos (1966-1977), the 1966 U13 Roadster is
among the rarest and most sought-after variations ever produced by
Ford. Built in the inaugural model year, this example retains its
genuine factory U13FL Warranty Tag and matching frame stamping.
Highlights & Features: Rust-Free Body & Frame: Solid floor pans,
rock-solid door cutouts, clean bed floor, and clean inner fenders.
Classic Color Combination: Refinished in correct factory Tahitian
Turquoise with white bumpers, grille trim, and side lower accent
stripes. Interior: Clean white bucket seating, original-style dash
setup, classic 3-spoke steering wheel, and rear spare tire mount.
Mechanical Upgrades: Upgraded with Power Front Disc Brakes (power
booster and dual reservoir master cylinder) for much-improved
modern stopping power and safety over the original 4-wheel drums.
Wheel / Tire Setup: Factory 15' steel wheels equipped with original
vintage-style hubcaps and aggressive all-terrain/mud tires.
Drivetrain: Powered by the classic 170ci Inline-6 engine mated to a
3-speed manual transmission. Fires right up, runs smoothly, shifts
crisp, and drive well. This is a very clean, turn-key
driver-quality early Roadster that gets non-stop attention wherever
it goes-perfect for weekend cruising, beach trips, or adding to a
classic 4x4 collection.
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