1966 Ford Bronco

Pickup Truck

289 ci 8-cylinder

Manual

U15FL805665

Clear

Gasoline

Hi and thanks for looking at my listing. I’m selling my 1966 Ford Bronco because I’m moving overseas and don’t expect to return within the next 5-10 years. My brother and father are helping me show the Bronco after I leave the country. I purchased this truck in the Seattle area in 2001 and drove it back to Michigan where I’ve had it garaged ever since. Between 2008 and 2011 I started making improvements on the vehicle as time/money permitted. I had the fuel tank and fuel lines replaced, brakes redone, fully rebuilt the 289 ci engine and switched to electronic ignition, upgraded to a heavy duty radiator and added power steering. Some details on this truck: · U15FL805665, 1966 Wagon, built in the Michigan Truck Plant. Originally with a 160 ci engine, upgraded to a 289 Ford powerplant· Odometer currently reads 19227 miles; actual mileage unknown· Currently with a 289 ci engine, slightly over-bored during a 2010 rebuild. < 750 miles on rebuilt engine. · ‘Three on the Tree’ manual transmission· GT Radial Adventuro A/T II (31 x 10.50 R15) tires with < 500 miles (2011)· New Battery (May 2014)· New heavy duty radiator with additional electric fan and manual fan activation switch on dash, < 750 miles (2010)· New gas tank and fuel line refurbishment (2009)· Power steering conversion kit (2010)· Holly 2-Barrel carb w/ K & N air-filter· Electronic ignition· A.P.E. Alternator· Dual exhaust, headers· Warn 8274 Winch (never used by me)· Kenwood KRC-207S AM/FM/Tape with removable faceplate· Silver bucket seats in front w/ shoulder belts· Silver bench seats in rear w/ lap belts· New car cover, including spare tire cover· Four-point roll-bar (bolted on)· Aftermarket gauge cluster · GT Grant steering wheel· Reese tow-hitch receiver· Undercoating· Custom built bumpers (front/rear) with spare tire swing-arm As with any 48 year-old vehicle, there are imperfections but this Bronco is nearly rust-free on the exterior and frame. This truck starts on the first crank and sounds great when you give it the gas! When I pulled it out of storage this spring, the battery would not keep a charge and the headlamps and tail lights are working intermittently… probably a ground fault. My dad will check to see if this has a quick fix, but I don’t plan to repair this before sale. Local pickup or buyer is responsible for shipping from Kingsley, MI. Vehicle runs and is in great shape - BUT IS SOLD "AS-IS" - NO RETURNS, NO WARRANTY and NO REFUNDS. Payment in cash, certified check, or bank transfer. $500.00 deposit within 2 business days of purchase and balance due 3 business days after that. This Bronco is for sale locally as well and I reserve the right to end bidding for local purchases.