FL 74' SEFI frame off resoration (More PICS Added)

[Silverhorse]

1974 Early Bronco (More PICS Added)
Complete Restoration -$21,000 W/O MOTOR or $27,900 AS IS. (More PICS Added)

Bronco has been completely restored from the ground up:
disc brakes, power steering, fuel injection, etc.

Can email more photos and a video clip so you can hear the motor.

Engine: SEFI Fuel Injected 351W, hydraulic roller motor, Ford Motorsports SVO aluminum heads, Hedman ceramic coated headers, Ford Lightening GT-40 upper and lower intakes. Ford Explorer serpentine belt conversion, Griffin 4 core aluminum radiator. Transmission: C4 automatic with manual valve body. Transfer Case: Dana 20 J-shift. Axles: Front- Dana 44, Limited-Slip Differential, 3.54 gear ratio. Rear- Ford 9" big bearing, Trac Loc Limited-Slip Differential, 3.54 gear ratio. Power Brakes: Front disc brakes, rear drum, braided lines. Steering: Redneck Ram 78-79 Bronco steering box conversion, tie rod over knuckle conversion. Suspension: 5 1/2" Wild Horses suspension, 1" aluminum body lift. . Misc: Terra Comp Cowl Induction hood, Wild Horses Wrap Trap Traction bar, 6 point family roll cage( tig welded), Corbeau Front and rear seats (tied into roll cage), Wild Horses Family bikini top, Ididit Tilt steering column, Tuffy Deluxe stereo console. Etc.

 

[Broncobrody]

Hard Top?

Just curious if you have a hard top that would come with it?

 

[Silverhorse]

Yes, I have the top and doors. Doors are in primer. ;D

 

[Silverhorse]

Here are some requested cage/ shifter/console mount pics

 

[Silverhorse]

More pics ;D

 

[Silverhorse]

More...........

 

[Silverhorse]

Somebody make me an offer.........;D

 

[stretch]

Beautiful rig, good luck on the sale. What color is that?

 

[WheelHorse]

Somebody make me an offer.........;D

I think a lot of people realize that you have a very nice truck and have a lot of money invested, but with portfolios at 2005 levels and no end in sight, people really wouldn't want to hurt your feelings with what they could afford to spend on such a fine rig.

 

[pierr]

I think a lot of people realize that you have a very nice truck and have a lot of money invested, but with portfolios at 2005 levels and no end in sight, people really wouldn't want to hurt your feelings with what they could afford to spend on such a fine rig.

X2:-[. The money just ain't moving now & the folks w/ $$$ are being VERY cautious how they spend it.Most of us are selling stuff ,esp."toys" for ~1/2 of what it would've sold for about 3 years ago & 1/2 what it cost to build 'em. $21K w/o motor is pretty stout...(I hope you get it). Most of us(me included) are maxed out giving $10-15K for a(really) nice one,ready to go,in this economy.Good luck w/ the sale,Pierr.

 

[WheelHorse]

X2:-[. The money just ain't moving now & the folks w/ $$$ are being VERY cautious how they spend it.Most of us are selling stuff ,esp."toys" for ~1/2 of what it would've sold for about 3 years ago & 1/2 what it cost to build 'em. $21K w/o motor is pretty stout...(I hope you get it). Most of us(me included) are maxed out giving $10-15K for a(really) nice one,ready to go,in this economy.Good luck w/ the sale,Pierr.

That's why I was looking to trade my car for one, I figured if I have 18 invested and someone has close to that, it's just moving funds around and still having something new to play with; without taking a major loss.

A lot of guys aren't open to any trades though or even trades plus cash.

Like I said before, the green machine certainly is awesome, but 21 is a lot of money to have for play funds given the current economy. Not to say that there aren't some people out there with it, but it will take a lot longer to move or a slightly lower price or simply hanging on to her.

 

[Silverhorse]

Hi gents, I agree with what has been said. Good time to buy, Bad time to sell. Just like the housing market.... My plan is to go ahead and pull the motor and put a stock 302 back in it. I'll try to get around 20K for it. I may just have to wait a while for the market to come back up, sooner or later.....;D


BTW, the color is stock

 

[WheelHorse]

Hi gents, I agree with what has been said. Good time to buy, Bad time to sell. Just like the housing market.... My plan is to go ahead and pull the motor and put a stock 302 back in it. I'll try to get around 20K for it. I may just have to wait a while for the market to come back up, sooner or later.....;D


BTW, the color is stock

Amazing just how quickly modifications add up isn't it?

I was just talking to my friend the other day on how if I had left my '93 Mustang bone stock, I'd still be able to get every penny out of it since buying it ten years ago.

I too have pondered putting all of the stock hardware back on the car and keeping the engine for a Bronc instead.

 

[Silverhorse]

Worst mistake I ever made was counting my receipts.....

 

[JRBolos]

I am interested in your Bronco

I am not familiar with this forum (just now signed up) I would like to talk to you about your Bronco for sale, how do we get a hold of eachother?

 

[Silverhorse]

PM sent ;D

 

[Silverhorse]

Still for sale

 

[jwbronco]

Bump for you. I wish I could justify it but then I'd have nothing left to do. I'm deployed right now but if you ever need a hand working on your other bronco let me know, I'll be back in January time frame.