1966 FORD BRONCO

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This 1966 Ford Bronco underwent refurbishment with replacement body panels and a light blue and white repaint. It is powered by a 302ci V8 engine with FiTech fuel injection and an AX15 5-speed manual transmission. The Bronco features a rebuilt twin-stick dual-range transfer case, front disc brakes with Hydroboost, suspension and body lifts and power steering. A roll cage and LED headlights add to its appeal. The interior is equipped with aftermarket black vinyl high-back front bucket seats, a

rear bench and twin tailgate jump seats. It also includes a touchscreen stereo, wood-rimmed steering wheel and a locking center console. The body received a replacement hood, fenders and rear quarter-panels and was refinished in two-tone blue and white with red accents. Additional features include a black bikini top, replacement chrome bumpers, AMP Research power-retractable side steps and dual side mirrors. The 17-inch Ion alloy wheels are wrapped in Rolling Big Power Repulsor tires. Suspension enhancements include a 3.5-inch Duff suspension lift with Bilstein shocks, a 1-inch body lift, front and rear sway bars, an adjustable track bar and an F-100-sourced power-assisted steering box. Braking is handled by front discs and rear drums with hydro-boost and a Wilwood master cylinder. The cabin boasts aftermarket high-back bucket seats, a rear bench upholstered in black vinyl with patterned white stitching, bed liner material on the floors, square-weave carpets, a roll cage, a locking center console, 3-point front seatbelts, twin-stick transfer case shifters, electric windshield wipers and a 10-inch touchscreen audio system. The wood-rimmed steering wheel is mounted on a chrome Ididit tilt column, framing a multifunction Dakota Digital gauge cluster with a 120-mph speedometer and an 8,000-rpm tachometer.