Finished in correct Dark Jade Green over a Parchment Knitted Vinyl interior, this 1977 Ford Bronco 4×4 was built on March 3rd of 1977. The truck was delivered to Hillsboro Ford-Mercury in Ohio and made its way to South Carolina soon after. Having lived in the South almost all of its life, the truck has remained rust free and totally solid.
The Bronco is powered by a G-Code 302 2V, which is freshly rebuilt and comes with a 3-year warranty. The motor is hooked to a C4 automatic transmission, which drives the 3.50 conventional rear end. The engine exhales through a new factory style aluminized dual exhaust system with factory sound level mufflers.
The Bronco is an easy truck to drive and enjoy. It has an unmodified but rebuilt stock style suspension and factory size tires. With the only suspension upgrade being a larger sway bar, the truck rides smooth and is easy to maneuver and feels so much more in control than the lifted and highly modified versions of these trucks feel. The driver also benefits from power steering, and power brakes which make driving the vehicle a cinch. The 4-wheel drive system has been tested and works correctly. Creature comfort upgrades include an aftermarket A/C system, which will keep you cruising through the summer heat.
The paint is now a two stage version of the original single stage Dark Jade Metallic paint. It lays over an uncut body in which the only filler used was to get it straight before it was painted. The interior is completely restored as well with all new soft parts and a new hard top liner. The gauges are in good working order as is the original radio.
Factory options:
- Power steering
- L78x15 Black Sidewall tires
- Mud & Snow tires
- Swing Away Spare tire carrier
- Right Hand Chrome mirror
- Power Brakes
- Bodyside Mouldings
- Rear seat
- Right Hand Passenger Seat
- Manual AM radio
- Free Running Front hubs
- Cigar lighter
- Full wheel covers
- Hardboard Headliner
- Heavy Duty front and rear shocks
- Front and rear chrome bumpers
There are a large selection of modified Broncos on the market, but if you are looking for one that is restored per the Marti Report, this truck is a nice choice.
