1975 Ford Bronco

SUV

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

I purchased this Bronco six years ago with the intent to do a frame off restoration like I had done with a prior Bronco. I quickly found out that when you have a family, things do not turn out the same. I have not driven it in five years, but here is what I can tell you about it. I had the front brakes converted to disc with a Wild Horse booster and front/rear adjustment control. I had the C4 trans. rebuilt and a shift kit installed along with the a new torque converter installed. I installed an Edelbrock intake and carb, and Headmen headers and dual exhaust. The engine is a 302 with 351 heads, electronic ignition and I believe cammed (from the sound of it). It ran very strong the last time I drove it (five years ago) but maybe a little over carbureted. The fuel in the vehicle is five years old. I tried starting it today, but will only burn what I prime it with. It is getting fuel to the carb, but will not fire except the prime. I don't know if the fuel is so old it will not burn, or if the card is plugged from the old fuel. I did pump some fuel into a can and it looks like root beer. The tanks need to be drained and new fuel put in. It is lifted' I think about 4 inches. It's running 35x12.5 tires on aluminum wheels, but the tires are shot. The body is very straight, floor panels and bed feel very solid. The passenger side door pillar was rusted, which I has replaced. The top has rust in the corners. I'm sure it could be repaired by someone that knew what they were doing. I have purchased all new weather stripping (included) but never installed it. The paint job was definitely a garage job by someone that did not know how to prep for paint. The windshield is cracked (typical!). There are a lot of trim parts that are not installed (see pictures). I think most, if not all, of the chrome trim is there, along with door panels (poor condition) and other trim pieces. It also comes with the fiberglass door inserts if you want to go without doors. I last had the vehicle registered in California in 1995-1996. Since I moved to Utah, I titled it here, but have not registered it. that should not be an issue and will provide a statement of facts that the vehicle has not been driven in five years. I think that covers everything. For someone that wants to put a little TLC into it, you should have a smooth running ride in no time. Please let me know if you have any further questions.