ID 1974 Ford Bronco Ranger 302 automatic uncut

[Eric Hoff]

For sale uncut 1974 Ford Bronco. My dad bought it new in 74. Body is solid. Some rust on the outer lower rockers, floor pans, and on the tailgate. Doors, hood, frame all very solid. Interior needs new paint/upholstery, needs new rubber, and windshield. Has original AM radio. The few small dents will be easily fixable. Engine runs well. It sat for some time before I got it running. The engine was rebuilt before it was parked, I replaced brake master, alternator, rebuilt the carb, new battery, some seals below. It is in running condition. It has two tanks. It was originally blue with a white top, then it was painted yellow and grey, AG Cat colors. The inside is still the original blue. The hubs turn freely. This one will be some work to get it back into shape but it will be worth it! This is a great start to a restoration.
Engine is a 302
VIN is U15GLT15914 MPV
Milage: 118,275
8 cylinder, gasoline, clear title, no warranty.

Feel free to call me 208-941-2930

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[apachetech]

Welcome to the site Eric! Your Bronco has been the topic of conversation here before.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=200719

While Broncos do hold a value, I think there will be a lot of people chime in about the potential of your Bronco as well as its flaws. I wish you good luck in selling it.

 

[Eric Hoff]

That guy Rob is pretty talented with the words. Inspires this 'non-bronco guy' to carry on with a smile. I would like nothing more than to keep and restore this rig as it means very much to me personally, and so did my father mean very much to me. My reasons for reluctantly offering for sale, are personal. I believe that this one has great potential, I understand bodywork and restoration, and if it should never sell and we get on our feet, I will keep you all posted on the progress. I plan to restore it right.

 

[apachetech]

Rob is very talented with words; not! Don't listen to what everyone says! There will be people on here that will be very truthful and helpful and then there are people like Rob1962. The bottom line is you have your reasons for either selling or restoring it. There are people out there with little knowledge that will pay the price you are looking for. However, if you are looking to sell it quickly, the price you are asking may be out of reach for some, if not many. If there are some rare features of your Bronco, then it would be worth more regardless of the condition, but only to the right buyer.

Good luck!

 

[Eric Hoff]

Thank you apachetech, for the warm welcome. Bronco's definitely can bring out the emotion in people, some more than others from what I see. In the end, it will all work together for the good.