This Bronco was owned by the second owner since 1973. It now has 56,3XX miles on it. It is a 170cu. six, three speed. It is considered a Ranch Wagon because it has a bulkhead and bench seat with no rear seat. It is paint code D which should be Peacock blue for 1967. The Buck Tag is still hanging on the firewall. It was built in December of 1966. It has never had any bodywork or paint work other that a few patches on the front floors. It is totally original and unmolested other than general maintenance. The PO replaced the valve seals and replaced the brakes and most of the brake lines. When I purchased it it had been sitting outside for about a year due to a gummed up carburetor. I also found a small pin hole in the gas tank and a blown out brake line. I replaced the gas tank, strap, sending unit, all rubber lines including the filler and vent. I replaced the fuel/vacuum pump and filter. I rebuilt the carb. I replaced the points, condenser, rotor, cap, wires, coil, and PCV. This truck runs and drives just as it should. The steering and three speed shifter are still tight. There is rust in some of the seams but every panel is solid. The tailgate is completely rust free. I don't know how to post pictures in this add but I have about 70 pictures fully documenting every area of this Bronco available to a serious buyer. This Bronco is ideal for someone who would like to seal the paint and drive it as is. Or it would be an excellent starting point for a full restoration.
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