RJGarza
Sr. Member
THIS IS A COMPLETE DISASSEMBLED PROJECT.
1966 Ford Bronco U13 Roadster.
VIN# U13FL748890.
Original 170ci 6cyl w/3 speed column shift. 19,990 original miles.
I know I've posted this before and sadly I'll do it again. I can't make up my mind on which route I want to go. One day I want a luber and the following day I want a cut rig. Anyways, about my bronco.. It's anything but pretty. The motor runs smooth, the transmission is unknown. It's been sitting for over 30 years so I can pretty much assure you that it will need a complete rebuild. The body is completely disassembled at the moment. Both front fenders, the hood, both door inserts, the grill and also the windshield frame are currently removed and stored inside a garage. Both front fenders, tailgate, windshield frame and also the hood will need to be replaced due to rust. I will include a spare tailgate, windshield frame and hood. All 3 items are used and in good shape. Both the driver side and passenger side floor pans are cut out and removed due to rust. I have replacement floor pans that I will include with the sale. There is no front bumper or seats. The body is ready to be removed from the frame. All the body bolts have been removed and the body is currently braced up, ready to be pulled. The gauge cluster is completely restored. It's currently at Classy Chassis Restoration but can be shipped back within 7 days, I paid $475 to have it done.
I will also include in the sale:
-1974 Ford Bronco chassis. Comes with front D44 axle and rear 9" axle, white wagon wheels and 31x10.50x15 tires (dry rotted). Also has the factory steering box still attached to the frame along with the front and rear factory chrome bumpers. I do not have a title to this frame. Bill of sale only.
-1977 Ford Bronco C4 transmission & transfer case. The condition is unknown. I bought this from a local member off of this site about 8 months ago for $600 and it's sat inside a garage since then.
-BRAND NEW Gorilla Warflares from Wild Horses 4x4. These are priced at $289 new.
-1966 Ford Mustang 289 short block. This includes the block & heads ONLY.
-V8 motor mounts (incase you wanted to do a V8 swap).
-1966 Ford Bronco steering wheel with the 1966 horn button which is in very good condition. I bought this less than 2 months ago for around $250
I'm sure I'm forgetting a few things that I can't remember at the moment. I had the intentions of building a toy out of it but then changed my mind into going the restoration route as I'd hate to destroy a U13. Now I'm really wanting a 1966-1977 Bronco that's already cut and has a V8 installed. I will either trade mine for another or sell outright for $4,500 and I may negotiate a bit. Everything goes as a package deal unless I get a good offer on the bronco separately. I figured I would post it up for trade/sale before I decide to pull the body off of the frame. Once the body is off the frame, I'm stuck with it lol. Please feel free to call or text me if you have any questions. (830) 299-2641. If I do not answer, please leave me a voicemail. Thanks.
Here are a few pics of when I first bought it.
1966 Ford Bronco U13 Roadster.
VIN# U13FL748890.
Original 170ci 6cyl w/3 speed column shift. 19,990 original miles.
I know I've posted this before and sadly I'll do it again. I can't make up my mind on which route I want to go. One day I want a luber and the following day I want a cut rig. Anyways, about my bronco.. It's anything but pretty. The motor runs smooth, the transmission is unknown. It's been sitting for over 30 years so I can pretty much assure you that it will need a complete rebuild. The body is completely disassembled at the moment. Both front fenders, the hood, both door inserts, the grill and also the windshield frame are currently removed and stored inside a garage. Both front fenders, tailgate, windshield frame and also the hood will need to be replaced due to rust. I will include a spare tailgate, windshield frame and hood. All 3 items are used and in good shape. Both the driver side and passenger side floor pans are cut out and removed due to rust. I have replacement floor pans that I will include with the sale. There is no front bumper or seats. The body is ready to be removed from the frame. All the body bolts have been removed and the body is currently braced up, ready to be pulled. The gauge cluster is completely restored. It's currently at Classy Chassis Restoration but can be shipped back within 7 days, I paid $475 to have it done.
I will also include in the sale:
-1974 Ford Bronco chassis. Comes with front D44 axle and rear 9" axle, white wagon wheels and 31x10.50x15 tires (dry rotted). Also has the factory steering box still attached to the frame along with the front and rear factory chrome bumpers. I do not have a title to this frame. Bill of sale only.
-1977 Ford Bronco C4 transmission & transfer case. The condition is unknown. I bought this from a local member off of this site about 8 months ago for $600 and it's sat inside a garage since then.
-BRAND NEW Gorilla Warflares from Wild Horses 4x4. These are priced at $289 new.
-1966 Ford Mustang 289 short block. This includes the block & heads ONLY.
-V8 motor mounts (incase you wanted to do a V8 swap).
-1966 Ford Bronco steering wheel with the 1966 horn button which is in very good condition. I bought this less than 2 months ago for around $250
I'm sure I'm forgetting a few things that I can't remember at the moment. I had the intentions of building a toy out of it but then changed my mind into going the restoration route as I'd hate to destroy a U13. Now I'm really wanting a 1966-1977 Bronco that's already cut and has a V8 installed. I will either trade mine for another or sell outright for $4,500 and I may negotiate a bit. Everything goes as a package deal unless I get a good offer on the bronco separately. I figured I would post it up for trade/sale before I decide to pull the body off of the frame. Once the body is off the frame, I'm stuck with it lol. Please feel free to call or text me if you have any questions. (830) 299-2641. If I do not answer, please leave me a voicemail. Thanks.
Here are a few pics of when I first bought it.
