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75 Custom Built Bronco, EFI, auto

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blackbeauty

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For Sale is my 1975 Ford Bronco that has been my project for the last 3 years. I have installed a 5.3l Vortec engine with 700r4 automatic transmission. I installed an Advance Adapters flywheel and knockdown cable to mate the 5.3 and the 700r4. I purchased the biggest Griffin aluminum radiator I could fit in the engine bay with a Lincoln Continental 2 speed electric fan. The engine computer has the a 30hp "chip" put on when I had it flashed to stand alone. The transfer case is a NP 231 with a Advance Adapters slip yoke eliminator.
The front axle is from a 1976 Ford F150 that is a reverse cut Dana 44 with 4.09 gears and open diff. It’s got new Spicer ball joints and axle shafts u-joints with full circle c-clips. The axle has been shortened 2.75" to match the rear axle which is a Dana 60 with disc brakes and limited slip diff. The front axle has 3/4 ton 8 lug outers from the knuckle out to match the rear. It has the factory power steering box with a drop pitman arm and Chevy 3/4 ton tie-rod/draglink ends with threaded DOM tube.
In the interior, I redid the dash with a Nordskog Digital gauge panel with tach that has 0-60 and 1/4 mile times built in and a flip open Cd player. I also fabricated a panel which hides the new headlight and wiper switches with a cut down glove box door. I put a Ididit tilt steering column with a leather wrapped steering wheel. The seats are new Steelhorse Super seats that are tied in to the family roll cage with the 3 point seat belts for the front seats.
The Bronco is relativity rust free for the age, there is some behind the right side wheel wheel and a little spot on the right inner fender and some around the body mount on the driver's side floor pan.
For the wiring, I installed a new 20 circuit universal wiring harness with Weatherpack connectors.
As for my Bronco project being completed, there are a few things it needs to be finished. It needs the high speed on electric fan wired if wanted, rear seat belts, rear bumper, door seals, and a spare tire(I have the carrier).

At this time, the only reason for selling the Bronco is because I need to liquidate all of my toys.
$9900.

Here is a running total I have JUST in parts. This does not included a lot of small items like brake/ fuel lines, motor/ trans mounts,and hoses.
5.3L Vortec $1000
700r4 $250
NP231 with SYE $275
Camaro exhaust manifolds $80 Narrowed reverse-cut Dana 44
with 8 lug disc brake outers $450
Chevy 1-ton steering conversion $175
Dana 60 rear with disc brake $325
3½ in rock crawler coils
and national leaf springs $450new rear cv-driveshaft, $235
2in body lift $80
New 315/70/17 Mickey Thompson tires $920
17x9 Eagle alloy wheels, $445
Family rollcage $415
New Super seats mounted to cage $620
Custom dash, gauges, switches $475
Plastic gas tank $155
Griffin radiator $289
Ididit tilt steering column $319
with u-joint adaptor, $59
leather wrapped steering wheel, $80
wiring harness/connecters/relays, $225
under hood tool compartment, $49
o2 sensors, $85
master cly, $26
high pressure fuel pump, $94
fuel pick-up, $45
AA conversion flywheel $154
and knock down cable, $145
Transmission cooler and filter, $91
Door panels, armrests $131
Motorized cover cd player $115
Plastic glove compartment $26
Drop windshield wiper motor bracket $20
Black diamond shocks, $84
all 4 brake calipers, $124
Skyjacker braided brake hose, $158
Hurst ratchet shiftier, $209
custom antenna, $12
Lincoln electric fan $55
K&N air filter $95
and 3 point seat belts. $80
Custom exhaust $350
Radiator Overflow Tank $14
For a total of $9484

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Trade ?

Tried to send a PM - was blocked due to your status.

2005 Dodge Hemi Quad Cab 1500 4x4 SLT
5 Speed Auto
Locking diffs

38K miles
Original Owner
Nice truck

Austin, Texas
 
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blackbeauty

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Tried to send a PM - was blocked due to your status.

2005 Dodge Hemi Quad Cab 1500 4x4 SLT
5 Speed Auto
Locking diffs

38K miles
Original Owner
Nice truck

Austin, Texas
Thanks for the offer, but I need the money. Otherwise, I would hang on to the Bronco.

i really like those wheels and that dash. Nice looking ride.
Thank you, I have many hours in that dash to make look like nothing.;D
Here are some more pictures of the new bumper and shiftier I got installed.
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I'm stationed in Iraq right now and I'm looking for a Bronco like your's to be waiting in my driveway for me when I return. Is this truck still available? Please e-mail me at stalbergerrc@yahoo.com. Thank you
 
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