Sold the pathy recently since I’ve only wheeled once in the last 3 months and it became redundant with the other trucks I have.

Very next day I stumble upon this 71’ bronco that had been sitting in a barn for a while. Bought it for good price with some to spare for a lift, tires, lockers from the pathy sale.

Lots of upgrades; needs a paint job [powdery white over original green], some very minor rust spots but overall in pretty good shape for a 34 year truck. The seats are almost mint, new looking under the covers, and the interior is pretty nice.

Dana 44 up front, disk brake upgrade, double shocks, upgraded steering system. Rear ford 9”, double shock setup, drum brakes, posi.

Engine is really sweet, great running with lots of power; 302 that’s been converted to EFI from a 88 mustang with the heads, intake, computer, all the goodies, headers, dual exhaust, etc.

C4 auto, Dana 20 with 2.4x gears, partially cage, hardtop, power steering, and power brake upgrades, squeaky rear tire carrier, 2” Body lift.

I’m planning on ditching the hard top for a soft one, installing a full family cage, 3.5" lift, lockers, 4.56 gears, wristed axle housing [WAH], bumpers, new racing style seats, twin stick the D20, paint job, etc.

Should make the top of ramp when I’m done . Hoping to be finished by spring for some SWB fun with the top down

Nice, when I was a kid I bought a nice '66 with a 289 v8 and a bunch of cool goodies, fun rig until I rolled it whilst smoking coke witha couple goobers at night in the oil fields.

Awesome! Classic rigs are hot..

Yep, that's a good looking bronc.

The only thing questionable is the C4....

Had a built up baby Bronco once. Still regret selling it. Whatever you do, hang onto the top even if your not going to run it. They are pretty rare and very expensive. Nice looking rig!

Nice find! Those old Broncos are going for high dollar in CA.