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TX Wanted-1966-1977 Ford Bronco

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pj31704

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Got rid of my first Bronco a few years back, now I'm wanting to get a first generation to have as a project. Looking for something between '66-'77. Not in horrible shape but could use some work would be great. Any help would be appreciated!
 

bearskinner

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spend a little more, and get one that was already upgraded by someone else. the extra that you spend will probably be much cheaper than buying a total fixer, buying the upgrades, and doing it all yourself.
 

Dustint31

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I have a 1971 u14 half cab for sale. Good shape. Runs great. Has original 170 cu.
 

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