1971 Ford Bronco

Convertible

302 V8

Manual

U156LL24738

Clear

Gasoline

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A FRESHLY RESTORED BRONCO AT A REASONABLE PRICE! 100% GARAGE KEPT - Only Driven in the Sunshine! RUNS, DRIVES, STEERS & STOPS Like New If you've been looking at Broncos then you know a truck like this cost more than $30k. This one is priced to sell quick, I do this as a hobby, not for the $ and really enjoy making old Broncos "Great Again"! This is the 9th Early Bronco I have bought and sold and other than my own personal truck this is the best one I have seen personally. This truck has obviously had a good life,,, usually the more I get into a project the more issues I find but this one has been the opposite... It was in great shape when I got it and I've been impressed by how unmolested everything is. I've just taken it to the next level of restoration. You really have nothing left to do to this Bronco but jump in and enjoy it. HERE'S SOME INFO ON THE TRUCK: I will add all the details tomorrow morning, I wanted to get the listed started tonight...... COMES with a BIKINI TOP (Black) and the upholstery material to cover the rear interior quarter panels should you want to do that. On Dec-24-17 at 13:50:54 PST, seller added the following information: 96 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE HERE'S SOME HISTORY & INFO ON THE TRUCK: Truck has always been in South Carolina. I bought it this past July from the 2nd owner to restore and sell. I have receipts from the previous owner for $14,000 in restoration work that was done in 2011. That amount doesn’t include the paint job that was also done in 2011 and (I don’t know what that cost). In 2011, there were lots of new parts installed and engine and brake work; too many to list… bigger stuff was adding the Air Conditioning (Vintage Air system), Steering Column, Roll Bar, Rhino Lined the interior and a rust protective undercoating applied to the underside. Since I’ve owned it I’ve invested another $4,500 and 5 months of my “spare time”. Truck was in great shape when I bought it so almost everything I’ve done is cosmetic. It was driven routinely by the previous owner so mechanically everything works well and he’d just recently had a new carb installed. Here’s what I’ve done: · New upholstery on the seats and door panels. Marine grade vinyl and houndstooth fabric. I also have material to do rear quarter panels if you want to do that. · Installed carpet (and padding) from Tom’s Bronco Parts and floor mats by Lloyd Mats. The flooring underneath is perfect and has Rhino Lining on it so you don’t have to every worry about rust even if the carpet gets wet. The last 2 pictures show what the flooring looks like under the carpet. · New wheels and tires. The wheels are original Ford wheels that were sandblasted, powder coated and painted. The tires are Goodyear Wrangler 235/75-15. · New Shocks and Steering Stabilizer · Installed interior LED lighting (front & back) · Installed original air breather assembly · Repainted the grill · INSTALLED LOTS of NEW PARTS Installed: Gauges, Windshield Wiper Cover, T Handle transfer case shifter cover, Door Handles, Mirrors, Headlight Rings, Interior Door Grabs & Cups, Door Straps, Emergency Flasher Dash Cover, Air Duct Seals, Weather Striping, Exhaust Tips, Hood Stops, Logos, Emblems & Decals · Had the AC system serviced and charged · Installed new battery COMES with a BIKINI TOP (Black). Will fit over Wiper Cover. Let me know if you have questions or want additional pictures of anything. The truck really doesn't need anything, it's capable of being a daily driver but it is still set up as original other than adding AC so no power steering or brakes. Paint is in good shape, only 6 years old but there's chips and scratches here and there that don't show up in the pictures.