1971 Ford Bronco

Convertible

Engine was swapped from a Mustang GT

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

This is a very well maintained 1971 Ford Bronco, in Caribbean Turquoise. Starts up immediately every time, and runs like a dream. Professional paint job is less than 6 months old. Brand new all-terrain tires, with less than 100 miles. Brand new carb. The previous owner lined the interior and entire underside/chassis and engine bay in some sort of hard bedliner (not sure of the brand). Automatic transmission. The mileage is listed at 53,000, but it is safe to assume it has turned over. Newer engine swap from a Mustang GT. The engine in this thing is a beast, and literally feels like a rocket when you step on the gas. Your only complaint might be that its TOO fast. Recently completed a comprehensive tuneup at the shop, fixing a few typical leaks, upgrading some lines, new carb, etc. The Bronco has a small lift (I believe it's a 3 inch), and fender flares. Fiberglass top is in very good condition, and is easy to install or remove in about 10 minutes. Aluminum bullet hole rims and spare tire. Newer Dual exhaust straight pipes. Paint is in excellent condition, no dents or scratched that I can see in the vehicle. When the car was painted, two rust spots were cut out and new metal was welded in at the back/bottom corner of the rockers. There is also very light rust apparent in a few spots under the vehicle/chassis (Surface rust). The Bronco is always covered or parked in a garage, since I have owned it. Feel free to ask any questions you may have, and Ill do my best to answer them.