1973 Ford Bronco 4X4

Description

This 1973 Ford Bronco is for those who really want to enjoy a classic SUV to the fullest. It has a nice style that will get noticed on-road or off-road. Plus, with the leather-lined A/C interior, 4x4 system upgrades, an overdrive transmission, four-wheel disc brakes, and a healthy V8, this is made to take you everywhere.

The silver paint is an upgrade later in life, and it has a nice metallic element that sparkles in the sunshine. And having this one out in the world is what you want to keep in mind. The overall finish is driver-quality, which makes it driver-ready. In fact, we love a good silver because it shows less dirt. So this is the kind of Bronco that you can really take off-road. Starting to get the full picture here? It's a classic 4x4 that doesn't want you to make anything too fancy that you hesitate to use it like a real 4x4. However, it's also not just a rough-and-tumble machine. They were thoughtful in details like how the smooth black hardtop looks terrific against silver. It even subtly coordinates with the FORD lettering on the rear. There's even nice brightwork everywhere from the chrome on the bumpers to the polish of the genuine Mickey Thompson wheels.

There are more thoughtful investments when you open the doors. It starts with the modern bucket seats in front. These are modern buckets with plenty of bolstering and a headrest. They are finished in supple leather, and yours even power adjusts to the ideal driving position. And everything from the matching rear bench seat to the carpeting has a look of quality. The diamond plate steel in the doors and side panels gives this the right hint of ruggedness, but really, you'll just love this for its comfortable features. This includes an AM/FM stereo with aux input, modern speakers, and cold-blowing air conditioning. Plus, this is an upgraded driver too. You have a wood-trimmed steering wheel, a tilt steering column, and a full set of digital readouts glowing in a cool blue. So it's made to be a comfortable cruiser, and of course, you can take the hardtop off for a full convertible experience. And not only does the A/C make this a better open-top machine, but also you have a comprehensive safety cage that includes a place to mount shoulder belts for the rear.

Under the hood is a clean presentation of Ford's 302 cubic inch V8. This tidy motor even has cool details, like the polished air cleaner and finned valve covers. And there are plenty of go-fast goodies, too, with the Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, an Edelbrock performer intake, and headers feeding the dual exhaust. You'll also spot good supporting components, like the MSD distributor and electric fan. It makes for a total package that fires up readily and runs strong. The lifted suspension, Wild Horses coil springs, Bilstein 5100 shocks, and Mickey Thompson Baja Legend MTZ all-terrain tires make this a terrific off-roader. And we bet you noticed the superior 4x4 setup of the Wild Horses twin-stick transfer case. But there are also great in-town features, like the four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive, power steering, and four-wheel power disc brakes.

We like this Bronco because of all the terrific upgrades that are already in place, and it's also not overly complicated so that you can dial-in any tuning you want to do for improvements. So this is a well-done Bronco that you'll love for its looks, investments, and overall capability. Call today!!!