1973 Ford Bronco

This 1973 Ford Bronco was assembled in December 1972 at the Michigan Truck plant, and it was originally delivered to the Seattle ordering district in Washington. Finished in two-tone orange and white over a tan custom interior, the truck is powered by a modified 302ci V8 paired with a rebuilt three-speed C4 automatic transmission and a dual-range transfer case. Modifications include a white six-point roll bar, white fender flares, Fuel 18? wheels and 35? tires, LED lighting, aluminum cylinder heads, FiTech fuel injection, custom exhaust headers, power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes, suspension and body lifts, a rebuilt front axle, a replacement 9? rear axle, tilt steering, and a Kenwood head unit. Additional features include enlarged wheel openings, LED lighting including a light bar above the front bumper, plus chrome-finished bumpers, side mirrors, and trim. Fuel Off-Road 18? wheels feature orange detailing with simulated bead-lock rings and are mounted with 35×12. 50? Fuel Tri-Ace Mud Gripper M/T tires. Braking is handled by power-assisted four-wheel discs, and the ride height has been increased with the use of a 3½” suspension lift and a 2? body lift. The cabin features high-back bolstered front seats and a rear bench that have been trimmed in tan leather with matching door panels, rear side panels, and carpets. Interior amenities include a locking center console, cupholders, a dual-motor windshield-wiper system, a chrome-finished tilt steering column and shift lever, front and rear lap belts, Dynamat insulation, and a Kenwood AM/FM/CD radio with Bluetooth connectivity. An aftermarket three-spoke steering wheel with carbon-fiber-style trim fronts a white-finished steel dashboard that houses a combination 100-mph speedometer that includes auxiliary gauges.