Restored 1979 Ford Bronco

Subsequent work included repainting the body in Pastel Sand with contrasting decals, reupholstering the interior, as well as refreshing the braking and suspension systems. The replacement 400ci V8 was reportedly rebuilt and sends power through a C6 automatic transmission teamed with a two-speed transfer case. The doors, hood, fenders, and fiberglass top were removed from the body in 2019, and these components were refinished in Pastel Sand prior to the installation of factory-style chromatic gradient decals. Pro Comp 17� aluminum wheels are mounted over Warn locking hubs up front and wear BFGoodrich K02 All-Terrain tires all around, including the rear-mounted spare. The ride height is raised approximately 2½� using a Rough Country suspension lift, while additional work included fitting sway-bar links and U-joints. The braking system benefits from newer calipers, rotors, drums, shoes, pads, and lines. The seats were reupholstered in tan vinyl with patterned cloth inserts, the material for which was reportedly sourced from SMS Auto Fabrics of Canby, Oregon. Additional work carried out during the recent refurbishment included removing and repainting the dashboard in satin bronze metallic, refinishing the door panels, as well as installing a carpet kit, headliner, dome light, weatherstripping, and woodgrain trim. The HVAC system was fitted with new air-conditioning lines, a condenser, and a heater core according to the selling dealer. The five-digit odometer shows 39k miles, approximately 100 of which have been added by the selling dealer over the past year.