1967 Ford Bronco

289

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

1967 Ford Bronco, Was restored 18 years ago, Paint, interior, driveline and suspension, positraction on both axles, 22,000 miles on drivetrain since rebuilt. It was used to pull a trailer with his race car so there are holes in the bed from the fifth wheel hitch mount. You can drive this vehicle anywhere and distance. Starts without touching the gas petal, but after it first starts in the cold or winter, the petal needs a little attention until the engine is warmed up. Manual transmission shifts from column.The clear is starting to fade and peel on the roof and you can see it on the top of one of the fender pictures but not as bad as the roof. One will not notice at a glance, although one can see swelling under the 18 year old paint in the door strikers areas next to the weather stripping, note in seat picture . Forth to last picture shows a rust hole larger than a quarter on the outside bottom of the passenger toe kick panel. Sixth to the last picture shows pin holes and a crack on the driver front floor pan. Eight to the last picture in the passenger engine compartment you can see rust swelling below back fender bolt, I believe it is the same on the drivers side. I believe it has the bigger fuel tank. Selling this vehicle for a 72 year old friend. He drove it 165 miles to town today (3/22/2018) Temperatures in the mid 30's. This is an old car and is being sold "as is". If you have further questions, feel free to call, 406-690-5634, Mark. Thanks for looking.