1970 Ford Bronco

289ci V8 Hi-Po Shelby Motor | Performance exhaust | New windshield

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23074958

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
U15FLH33293
Lot Number:
23074958
Condition:
Used
Odometer:
44,000 miles
(Exempt / TMU)
Engine:
289ci V8
Drive Type:
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
White
Interior Color:
Black
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Tennessee
  • White exterior
  • Black interior
  • 289ci V8 Hi Pro Shelby Motor
  • Automatic Transmission 3 speed
  • Current owner reports both motor and transmission rebuilt
  • Full nut and bolt restoration reported by current owner
  • Edelbrock Carburetor
  • Proformance exhaust
  • New 23 gallon fuel tank and plumbing
  • Locking front hubs
  • New windshield
  • Two tops - black convertible top and bikini top
  • Rock rails in black
  • Black bumpers and mirrors
  • New Tom's Offoad seats
  • Bed liner applied to flooring
  • Family roll cage
  • Heater
  • 2" lift kit
  • New shocks
  • Power steering
  • Front disc brakes

Overview of 1970 Ford Bronco For Sale by Owner

The Ford Bronco has legendary status amongst classic car enthusiasts and as of recently, the new and improved Ford Bronco. With multiple models to pick from, each generation has unique characteristics, but if you are into classic charm, the first generation is the one to have. Present today is this 1970 Ford Bronco; it has 44,000 reported miles on the clock and a total nut and bolt restoration to ensure you spend more time behind the wheel.

Exterior and Interior

This 1970 Ford Bronco sports a white exterior with a host of tasteful modifications to make it stand out; the exterior features LED lights, and the exterior components of this classic beauty have been finished off in black to boost its visual performance. The current owner reports that this classic SUV comes with two convertible tops, a black convertible top, and a bikini top. In terms of shoes, this classic American SUV sits on a set of off-road wheels that are finished in black and sport locking front hubs. The black and white theme also continues to the interior of this 1970 Ford Bronco. Holding you and your passenger in place when venturing off the beaten path is a set of new Tom's off-road seats. The current owner reports that a bed liner has been applied to the flooring, a family roll cage is in place for aesthetic looks and safety, and a heater to ensure the interior cabin temperature is comfortable on those cold drives.

Engine

Under the iconic first-generation iconic design of this 1970 Ford Bronco lies a performance powerhouse that's capable of ensuring memories of every drive. Pop he hood of this classic American SUV, and you will find a 289ci V8 Hi-Po Shelby motor. The current owner reports that the powertrain has been rebuilt and features an Edelbrock carburetor, a new 23-gallon fuel tank, and a performance exhaust to better hear that high-performance V8 roar. The bump-up in power is met with handling upgrades, including new shocks, power steering, and a 2" lift kit. Power is sent to all four wheels through a 3-speed automatic transmission.

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