1979 FORD BRONCO RANGER XLT FROM PACIFIC NW. CLEAN SURVIVOR BRONCO!!

This 1979 Ford Bronco Ranger XLT is a very cool original Bronco that spent it's life in the Pacific NW (Washington). This is a clean and solid Survivor truck that was repainted one time many years ago. It has never been modified or messed with and we were told by the last owner that he purchased from the original owner. This Bronco was kept indoors for most of its life and it shows. The last owner went through everything mechanical to make sure it would be a dependable daily driver for him. He recently replaced the carb, fuel pump, and fuel tank. It runs and drives excellent!!

The body on this Bronco is original and nice and clean. It was repainted quite awhile ago in the original color of Wimbledon White. The paint is still in really nice condition and still shines up nicely. All of the trim and bumpers are original and nice. The undercarriage is also really really clean. The interior is all original, with the exception of the custom center console. It has the deluxe high back bucket seats and the deluxe door panels which are all still in great condition. All of the lights, gauges, horn, heat, and wipers are working.

Mechanically this rig runs and drives great!! It has the 351M v8 engine that runs smooth and holds great oil pressure. This is still a very sstock original engine. The transmission is an Automatic C6 that shifts nice and it is mated to the np205 transfer case. It has a 9 Inch Rear End with 3.50 gears and a DANA 44 Front Axle with 3.50 gears. We did put brand new General Grabber A/T tires on it. This is just a nice example of an original survivor Bronco. At this price point it should not last long.

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