1971 Ford Bronco, Early 302 4x4

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You are bidding on a 1971 Ford Bronco Sport. It is a 4x4 with a 302 engine and 3 speed manual transmission on the column. It is unique that this is a sport model that features side trim and an roof rack strips. The Ford is currently red but was "born" blue and that is likely the color I would go back to with the white interior. It has front seats only and has what appears to be a dealer install roll bar. It also come with a bimini top that is fairly new for when you do not want to put the white hard top back on.
These Bronco's have become very popular and are bringing strong money when they are restored, modified, lifted, or whatever? I'm going to pass along as good of a deal as I can because the old Ford needs a lot of time spent and a little money. Parts are readily available on these especially body panels, floor pans, fenders, doors and interior. With that being said the condition of this classic Bronco is ROUGH.
The rocker panels and door jams need attention and replacement. Both passenger side and driver side is needing replacement. The rear fenders have been cut for larger tires. It was done before I got it and the enthusiast are divided on whether this is helpful or not, so YOU GO YOUR OWN WAY ON THIS.
The engine has not been started since I bought it. It needed exhaust manifolds and as I was looking I found a great deal on an entire 1971 Vintage 302 engine. It is in excellent shape and appears to have been rebuilt recently and I put new gaskets and paint on this engine and is ready to install. YOU GET BOTH ENGINES on this deal. It needs brakes and a new windshield, plus needs seats upholstered.
You are getting a great start to a fun restoration, modified cruiser, or mountain climber. By purchasing the Bronco you get a Wisconsin Title and a bill of sale from me. Ask all questions before making a purchase emails and calls are welcome. Let me know 3 one 4, Six 81 - 23 14.

On Jul-30-18 at 10:29:30 PDT, seller added the following information:

*The frame looks to be solid from front to back. The four wheel drive should work, although I have not used the 4x4. The hubs in the front are able to be engage as I have turned the selector back and forth without any problems and the shifter inside moves freely as well.Both engines are 1971 Ford 302. The original engine is still in the Bronco as of today. The purchased engine is D1-E-6015-AA. This comes out to be a 302 that was a 1971 Fairlane or Torino according to the numbers.I replaced gaskets and have opened up the by removing the oil pan, valve covers and intake. The engine is very clean with internal that look to be nearly new. The man I purchased the engine from bought a "numbers matching" 68 Mustang and this motor was in it. He removed this engine knowing it was wrong for his car, but said he drove this engine to shows and it performed extremely well.