1970 Ford Bronco

5.0 l 302 cu in v 8 gas naturally a spirited

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1970 Ford Bronco Up for sale is my 1970 Ford Bronco. I only purchased it about two or three months ago. (In case your wondering, I am only selling it because I am hard up for cash.) The man I bought it from owned it for 25 years and only used it in the summer. He had it at his cabin and only put about 7,000 miles on it in that time. He had a new paint job done on it since and had it repainted the original color (yellowish green - see pics). There are 73,000 original miles on it. The green bucket seats are in very good condition - the guy I bought the truck from had them installed a few years ago. He also had other parts replaced in the engine (look at pictures because I don't know what the names of the parts are). The Bronco is clean and runs very well and it has a lot of power. Take a look at the pictures for the condition of the Bronco. I am going to include a few videos of the car in action. The engine is a 302ci v8. The plastic cover on the right front indicator has a crack in it (it probably only costs 10 bucks for a new one and you simply unscrew two bolts to take it off). The man who I bought the Bronco from had a 3 speed shifter put in it. When I was filling in the information about the Bronco I put the trim as Base. I don't know what the difference is between the Base and the other trims. I am sure, though, that it is a 4x4. On the title itself all it says is that the Model/Make is UT/BRO (see picture). I am going to post many more pictures tomorrow. If you want to come see the Bronco, send me an email with your name and number. I am available on Saturday (October 27) if anyone wants to come test drive it. This Bronco gets a lot of attention on the street. You'll be getting a lot of "thumbs up". Here are a few videos showing the Bronco in action (I am going to add some more tomorrow). http://youtu.be/oNnzG4EYGLE http://youtu.be/L5AnqVJ6I7Y On Oct-24-12 at 20:43:36 PDT, seller added the following information: I have received many questions about the Bronco. Here are some further details. Please email me if you want to know anything else and I will post the answers here. Engine Start http://youtu.be/PZEo9_tnM7g Some more photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/73049581@N00/ Look at the banner photo for the proper exterior color. I took the other photos at a carwash and the light distorts the true color slightly. I will post more picture updates on Flickr. By the way, there are no locks on the front doors, so they can't be locked. I have "the club" bar for the steering wheel, if you want it for free. The radio works. See pics for details about the dashboard. There are three tears. You might want to replace the arm rests on the doors (see pics). There is a small dent on the inside panel of the passenger side door (see pic). There is a small scratch on the back bumper (see pic). The paint job from a few years ago was only on the exterior. See pics for interior. There is wood paneling in the back. If you are so inclined, you could install carpet to make it look better. Ebay resellers have many kits available for this. I just haven't had the time to do it. The battery is 3 month old. On Oct-24-12 at 21:01:19 PDT, seller added the following information: Also, the Bronco needs a new emergency break. This is cheap to fix. On Oct-25-12 at 18:18:08 PDT, seller added the following information: Some people have asked detailed questions about the condition of the engine. I am NOT an engine person. I just get in it and drive it, that's all I know. Please get in contact if you want to come over and check it out in person and test drive it on Saturday, October 27. The previous owner had some engine parts replaced, but I don't what those are or when they were replaced. For those who have asked about the reserve, I have set it at the low price of $6,000. I hope to get more than that, but I have to sell ASAP. On Oct-27-12 at 10:10:24 PDT, seller added the following information: Here are some better photos of the exterior color on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/73049581@N00/