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SC 1970 Sport LUBR project ***SOLD***

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Looking at getting one of my dad's old trucks and won't have room for two toys so the Bronco has to go. 1970 Ford Bronco Sport. Was originally a u15 full cab, but I have since added a half cab and roadster inserts. No doors. Previous owner rebuilt the 302 with edelbrock intake and carb and an rv cam. Also has long tube headers. Runs and sounds great. Pretty sure it needs a new clutch however. Three speed manual transmission with column shift. Aftermarket aluminum radiator. 3 1/2" CAGE Offroad lift with progressive rate springs up front and full leaves in the rear. F250 extended shock towers, 14 pc bushing kit and extended shocks. Have been patching up a lot of sheet metal lately. Put in new inner front fenders, driver and passenger floor pans, rocker panels and kick panels. Door striker posts and rear quarter panels still need a lot of work, as well as a couple of holes in the bed area and a hole on top of passenger front fender. Halfcab top also needs some patching along the front drip rail and bottom drivers corner and bulkhead needs repaired along the bottom. Tailgate, hood, grill and drivers fender are in great shape. Manual steering and brakes. Currently sitting on a set of 16 steel wheels with some 32" x 8" trans trac mud grips. (Tires have a lot of tread, but some cracking in sidewalls from age,two tires leak down after a couple days). Awesome Bronco that has a lot of old school feel to it. Hate to see it go. :cry: $3500
 

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Bump for one Nice old Bronco. There is a Picture of this Bronco That is just awesome. Good luck on your Sale. If I didn't have my Blue one. This one would be a great one to have to work on. GOOD LUCK!!!!
 

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I too hate to see this one let go! I'm gonna keep it with my collection of LUBRs on my work computer! :) I'm suprised Huess hasn't commented on this one yet? Put those 33s on there and I bet he would make a short, jump skip from Tulsa! Good luck selling the ole Bronc!
 

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I too hate to see this one let go! I'm gonna keep it with my collection of LUBRs on my work computer! :) I'm suprised Huess hasn't commented on this one yet? Put those 33s on there and I bet he would make a short, jump skip from Tulsa! Good luck selling the ole Bronc!

Ha - I think I saw this one pop up about 2 min after he posted. I'm watching like a hawk!

Looks like a great project but not for me - I need something w/o rust.
 

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This is one of the best deal for project I've seen. PM'd.

Eugene
 
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Thanks for the compliments guys...glad to know my old EB made it on yall's radar considering some of the awesome rides we have on this site.

Mill- what picture are you referring to...I feel like I always post the same ones haha.

ET- emailed you a load of pictures
 

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Thanks for the compliments guys...glad to know my old EB made it on yall's radar considering some of the awesome rides we have on this site.

Mill- what picture are you referring to...I feel like I always post the same ones haha.

ET- emailed you a load of pictures



Here is the picture.
 

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This one inspired me long ago... Still one of my fav LUBR's. I hope whomever the new parents are don't cut it.
 

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What I think happens on this site is that most everyone here does all the work on their rigs and don't have an overflow of wealth, so its better to buy it as cheap as you can, cause your gonna have to spend a lot of money after that. What I,m trying to say is this is not necessarily the best site to sell a rig on. I am looking for a rig I can transform into a good trail rig, this one could fit the bill. Pm me with your bottom dollar cause I don't want to pay that much for a trail rig.
 

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Maybe. I was excited until I saw the strikers and rear quarter seams. People get scared of repairing those areas. PM me if you decide to lower the price, I might bite. Thanks.
 

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Maybe. I was excited until I saw the strikers and rear quarter seams.

That was my initial reaction as well. If it were just surface rust I wouldve made you an offer. But then again, if it were just surface rust you'd be asking more.
 
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That was my initial reaction as well. If it were just surface rust I wouldve made you an offer. But then again, if it were just surface rust you'd be asking more.

Maybe. I was excited until I saw the strikers and rear quarter seams. People get scared of repairing those areas. PM me if you decide to lower the price, I might bite. Thanks.

I am looking for a rig I can transform into a good trail rig, this one could fit the bill.

Thanks for the quick feedback guys! This was my intention as well....make it a streetable trail truck/beach cruiser that i wouldnt have to worry about geting a ding in, or scratchin the paint. Didnt want to invest a fortune in it either.

lemme ponder my bottom dollar and i'll let ya'll know.
 
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