1979 FORD BRONCO CUSTOM 4x4 4 wheel drive Less Than 100K miles Vintage Americana

Description for Ford Bronco 1979

Check out this awesome 4x4 FORD BRONCO....an icon of AMERICAN HISTORY! This is a 1979 Ford Bronco with just under 100,000 miles. I bought this in December 2014 as a project but realized I haven't the time. 1978 & 1979 were the ONLY two years that this BIG BRONCO was produced! This truck is not perfect as it's 36 years old, ut look at the low miles and all the money I've put into in six months!!! I am still driving it and will until it is sold. I have put more into this Bronco than I got out of it. Here is the list of all the things done in May 2015 by professionals: * Replaced the front shocks * Replaced the motor mounts * Replaced the front sway bar bushings * Replaced Fuel pump * Replaced fuel filter * Replaced spark plug wires, ires, aps, nd rotor * Replaced air cleaner * Replaced PVC valve and line to carburetor * Replaced radiator cap * Replaced pinyon seal and rear end oil * Rebuild carburetor * Change motor oil and filter * Change transmission oil and filter and shifter seal * Changed transfer case oil * Charged A/C and flush system and add expention valve * A/C works good *All wheels pulled and breaks checked * Lube all joints * Tires are next to new; this BRONCO idles beautifully and hauls down the road with out issue.
The 1978 & 1979 FORD BRONCO, lso called "second-generation" BRONCOS, re perhaps the rarest, ost mysterious, nd most highly sought after BRONCOS in existence. Considered lost treasures by many, hey were only manufactured for two years and are the only BRONCOS that were built on the indestructible 1973-1979 F-Series pickup chassis. The second-generation BRONCOS are unique in almost every aspect of it's design, rom being the only BRONCO ever built that exclusively used the Cleveland based 351M/400 engines to being the only full-size Broncos ever built with a solid front axle (considered the best axle design for 4-wheeling). Let me know if you have any questions!
HERE ARE THE ISSUES: The carpet has wear; the dash board has some screws missing and cracks in the panel(not the dash board); the rear window motor is weak and doesn't raise all the way(I am looking at getting this repaired - time withstanding); no body rust; the horn cover on the steering wheel is mostly there but can be replaced for $30;...just ask if you have more questions!