Modified 1973 Ford Bronco

This 1973 Ford Bronco is powered by a 351ci Windsor V8 paired with a C6 automatic transmission. Painted dark blue with a black and dark gray interior, it is equipped with a rhino-lined floor liner in the bed, family-style roll bar, new 35" Falken all terrain tires, and many new parts. The seller states that the Windsor V8 has 250 miles on it. The Bronco is available in California and features a clear title in the seller's name.

The Bronco's steel doors, steel roof, and upper steel bodywork in the rear have been removed. A family-style roll bar with attach points for a soft-top has been installed. The Bronco displays a dark blue and black paint job. The fenders, tailgate, and part of the grille are dark blue. The bumpers, fender flares, roll bar, taillight bezels, headlight bezels, and part of the grille are black. The seller is offering soft doors, windows, and top with the sale.

Dark grey Rhino wheels are wrapped in new 35" Falken all-terrain tires with disc brakes upfront. At the front, the grille has been painted blue to match the body and is outlined with a black accent. The hood has a power bulge to accommodate the air filter atop the engine, a stripe, and hood pins. The stripe has two black bands with white bands on both sides of it. The seller states that the Bronco has received new shocks.

The interior is equipped with black and gray weather proof seats with a black custom-made dashboard, steering wheel, and center console. The front seats are gray bucket seats with headrests with a bench seat in the rear that is also gray with matching headrests. The seller reports that the Sidewinder shifter is new.

Left of the steering column sits this gauge cluster. The cluster contains several gauges, including readouts for volts, fuel, temperature, oil pressure, engine rpm, speed, and time. The odometer shows 314 miles, and the seller states the current Windsor V8 engine has 200 miles on it that they added. The vehicle is also equipped with a new redhead steering box and a Pro Comp steering stabilizer.

The Windsor V8 replaced the original engine. Power is directed to the 4 wheel drive system through a C6 automatic transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, and new 4.56 gears installed on the front and back. The Bronco's engine was subject to some modifications and service work. It now features an aftermarket camshaft while the fuel system and gaskets have also received new parts. The seller states that a new gas tank, gas lines, seals, and gaskets were installed.

The seller states that new shocks were installed and both the front and rear axel was sourced from a F-150 and installed by the previous owner. The Bronco is equipped with a 5.5" Wild Horses suspension lift paired with a 1" body lift. Additional images of the undercarriage are available in the photo carousel.

AUTOHUNTER UPDATE 8/25: The seller notes that the Bronco is equipped with a full size "family style" roll cage.