Vehicle description
This custom 1969 Ford Bronco is powered by a BluePrint 306 stroker V8 engine equipped with electronic fuel injection, paired with a new automatic transmission and a resealed Dana 20 transfer case. Cooling is handled by a Griffin Exact-Fit radiator and fan assembly, and exhaust flows through stainless shorty headers and a custom dual exhaust system with performance mufflers. The chassis was separated from the body, stripped, blasted, refinished and detailed prior to reassembly. Suspension upgrades include a 2.5-inch lift with reinforced bushings, a steering stabilizer and a 2-inch body lift. The Bronco was converted to power steering using Borgeson components and a Flaming River tilt steering column. Braking was upgraded with a front disc conversion, new pedal kit and updated hardware. It has a 23-gallon single fuel tank conversion with skid plate protection. Electrical systems were fully updated with a new wiring harness, modern fuse box, relays and restored factory gauges. Lighting, horn and auxiliary wiring were serviced or replaced as needed. Interior features include an under-dash air-conditioning system, refinished interior components, matched ignition and door keys, and an updated glove box incorporating the fuse panel. The exterior was stripped, sandblasted and refinished in classic green before being reunited with the refinished frame. Documentation and receipts accompany the vehicle. It has been driven fewer than 500 miles since completion.