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SOLD *Price Drop* 68 Bronco For Sale

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*Price drop to $46,000*. I am helping a very good friend sell this one of a kind Bronco. 1968 Ford Bronco full frame up nut and bolt build. This Bronco ran the Peterson's Ultimate Adventure without a single issue and was put on the cover of the magazine!

Engine is a 347cc Stroker. Scat rotating assembly. 351W GT40 heads ported and polished to 1450 Felpro gasket. Dual valve springs and 1.7 roller rockers. GT40 lower intake extrude honed and ported and polished to a 1450 Felpro gasket. GT40 Tubular upper. 24 lb. injectors with A9L ECM.
Stack 3 speed mini t-case. NV4500 trans. It’s the early Chevy trans with the 6.34 low first gear. It was built with larger 32 spline Dodge main shaft for extra strength.

Front axle is 79 D60 high pinion housing with Reid Racing knuckles. Inner C’s were turned to correct castor angle with Cage long arms. ARB, 5:13 gears, cromo 35 spline inner and outer axle shafts with CTM u-joints. 1410 series u-joints on the front driveline. High steer with ram assist steering.

Rear axle is a custom built high pinion Mog/9. ARB and the Ford 9 inch center section has 2.47 gears. Yukon housing with Daytona pinion support. The Mercedes Unimog 404 boxes are converted to disc brakes. Axle shafts are 1-1/2” in diameter and splined to 35 spline. Custom 4-link suspension with 16” travel, 2-1/2” King Coilovers and King bump stops.
40” BFG KM2’s on Raceline Monster beadlocks. Custom built rollcage, rock sliders, front and rear bumpers. Autometer gauges in a custom dash.
Hydroboost four wheel disc brakes.

Here is a link to the entire build thread:
https://www.norcalbroncos.com/forum/forum/norcal-project-broncos/161-project-crawlin68

My good friend who owns this Bronco is having some medical issues and unfortunately needs to let this beautiful Bronco go to a new home. $48,000.
 

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Here are some more pictures.
 

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WOW....always loved this rig!! prayers for your buddy!!
 

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Not nit picking and love the rig but the door panels missing? Or did I mis something?
 
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Not nit picking and love the rig but the door panels missing? Or did I mis something?

Yes, he was in the middle of putting the doors on it. It never had doors previously, it had tube doors (which come with with the Bronco) I can find out if he has the doors panels for you.
 

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Yes, he was in the middle of putting the doors on it. It never had doors previously, it had tube doors (which come with with the Bronco) I can find out if he has the doors panels for you.

Naw that's fine.
 
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A few people have asked if a hard top will fit on this Bronco. Yes, it has had a hard top on with no issues.
 

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Wow, I remember reading the build thread on this Bronco years ago. It is a top notch build!
 

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I checked this out in October when I bought a bunch of parts from the owner. This thing is badass! Sounds so sweet and powerful. Whoever buys it will love it and be able to cruise at 70mph up to the rubicon, wheel it thru the rubicon and then drive it 70mph home. Don’t let this beast get away. You won’t be disappointed!
 
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I checked this out in October when I bought a bunch of parts from the owner. This thing is badass! Sounds so sweet and powerful. Whoever buys it will love it and be able to cruise at 70mph up to the rubicon, wheel it thru the rubicon and then drive it 70mph home. Don’t let this beast get away. You won’t be disappointed!

Thank you for yours kind words.
 
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