1971 Ford Bronco

Originally designed to be an off road vehicle to compete with the Jeep CJ and International Harvester Scout, the Bronco was Ford's first compact SUV. Introduced in 1966 and offered with a wide range of engines, the Bronco was an instant success. For over 30 years, the Bronco was a staple of Ford's truck lineup and to this day still holds the hearts and minds of enthusiasts.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to bring this 1971 Bronco to the market. While fully restored or highly original trucks soaring over the $40k mark, rarely do you see cheaper options. This particular vehicle is far from a showroom example and has a lot of cosmetic imperfections. The frame itself is reasonable clean and the 302cid V8 is a solid running engine. The 3-speed column shifter is good and the truck runs and drives well. The body and trim is intact but has a large amount of surface imperfection and pitting. The paint is pretty bad and has lots of chips, cracks, and overspray. The factory white hardtop also is decent at best. The interior is presentable and the seats are useable with good padding. This truck would make an excellent place to start with a restoration project. There are no missing parts and truck still runs and drives. With the price of admission skyrocketing, this truck will be a great project or just a simple example you won't feel bad using the way it was designed.