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1974 Uncut Bronco Rust Free

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The body is one of the nicest I've seen as far as rust goes. The floors have never been patched and they are near perfect. If they have ever been patched, I can't tell. The only holes are from a roll bar that the PO had in the back that he drilled. The two front fenders are dented and the driver's side will likely need to be replaced. The only rust is a few very small holes in the bottom of the passenger door. The tailgate also has a dent in it but I have another one that can go with it. It has a strong 302 in it with a very tight shifting 3 speed on the tree. There is no top on it now. It looks like the PO wanted liked it roadster style and smoothed over all of the top mounting holes. I have a top that can go with it, but it is not in as good of condition as the bronco. The brakes are all new and it tracks and stops very well. The seats are not original, but I have a set to go with it if wanted. The only thing that I really need to do to it to make it truly road worthy is clean out the rear tank. After it warms up, it stalls under full throttle because the fuel filter clogs up. The original J-shift was swapped for a T-shift that works well and the bumpers are aftermarket tubes (look like black Smittybilts). It has an Edelbrock carb and intake and a set of headers with new stainless dual exhaust but other than that and the bumpers and T-case, it is very stock. I'm not real sure how much to ask for it at the moment, but I was thinking somewhere around the $5000.00 range. Any input or feedback on that would be greatly appreciated. I took the pictures in my barn and they did not come out too great. I will gladly take and send more if anyone wants a better look at it.
 

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Offers?? Negotiable on prices. I'm not real sure what this or the '72 is worth at the moment. I would like to get rid of both of these Broncos by spring. I have a few other projects that could use some extra fundage. I do have a need for a pickup if anyone wants to do some trading.
 

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Man I wish I had the extra money, but my wife would kill me if I even asked for another one.
 
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Yeah, I know what you mean there. I myself have been advised that there should be no more project vehicles at the homestead until others are finished, hence the sale. Still having some second thoughts about selling my only rust-free uncut one though.
 

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hey, todd from crowley la, what is going on, i think i have my 67 sold, if he pics it up i will take a look at yours
 

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i would like to come look at what you have. about done with mine and thinking about getting another for my wife. email me a good time. i will be around most of this week. mdomingue@miswaco.com
 
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You are welcome to come by anytime and look at it. I drove it around today and it sounds like the water pump bearing is going out on it, so I will have it apart at some part in time during the week. Give me a call sometimes and we'll set something up. (337) 380-6234. Adam
 
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I don't know about a Ram. I had a '97 a few years back and let's just say it was not my favorite truck. No offense.
 

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2000, 3/4 ton, extended cab, long box, v-10, 60 k on a new motor, rust on the doors.

It will pull two or three broncos to the trail at once!
 
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If I did any trading it would have to be for a 4x4 truck. I do still have it as of now. I have a couple of people that are wanting to take a look at it this weekend so just give me a call. I should be home most of the weekend.
 
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