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1969 Ford Bronco 302 3 speed NO RESERVE!!!

  • Price: Ask a price!
  • Location: Farragut, Iowa, United States
  • Condition: Used
  • Make: Ford
  • Model: Bronco
  • Type: Wagon
  • Year: 1969
  • Mileage: 17,767
  • VIN: U15GLF39971
  • Color: Blue
  • Engine size: 302
  • Number of cylinders: 8
  • Fuel: Gasoline
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Drive type: 4WD
  • Interior color: White
  • Options: 4-Wheel Drive
  • Vehicle Title: Clear

1969 Ford Bronco Description

This is a numbers matching clear title uncut 1969 Bronco up for a NO RESERVEsale. It has the original 302 with 3 speed trans on the column. Actual mileage is unknown due to age. It has the Dana 30 frontwith Selectro hubs and Ford 9" rear. Wheels are steel 15"and tires are good enough to roll around the shop but definitely need replaced for the road. This is a perfect candidate for a restoration. Frame is solid and has dual fuel tanks but body needs work as seen from pics. Door pillars, rockers, front floor and inner fenders will need replaced or repaired. I can send more pics upon request and will post pics of the undercarriage soon. The top is pretty solid except for the lift gate which I have a replacement frame for it. Tailgate is pretty shot and would need replaced. Front and rear bumpers are there but not the greatest. Haven't tried to starting it for a long time. Like I said it's definitely a fixer upper and would be a great project and awesome finished ride if someone had time to finish it. Upon auction completion a $500 non refundable deposit is due within 48 hrsthrough PayPal. The remaining balancecan either be paid through PayPal or cash upon pick up. If the winning bidder arranges a shipping companyI will try my best to accommodate them the best I can. Don't hesitate to ask questions and I will respond as quickly and accurately as I can.

On Feb-19-17 at 20:00:23 PST, seller added the following information:

To answer somequestions I received about the Bronco. Currently the Bronco has a bonded title through Iowa. What this means is I went through a lengthy 2 monthprocess with the DOT and my insurance agency and filed all the necessary paperwork to legally obtain a clear title in my name due to a title that was lost over the years. The current titlelooks the same as any othervehicle titlebut has the word bond in the top right corner. The Bronco title is in my name with no liens or judgements against itand has plates andcurrent registration. This bond will transfer with no issues to the new owner and when it reaches its maturitythe word bond will be removedfrom the top right of the title. There should be no issues transferring this vehicle title to another state as it is no different from any other vehicle title or sale. This does not affect the value or sale of the Bronco and it carries zero risk for the buyer. When the Bronco sells the new ownerwill get the title and bill of sale from me just like any other vehicle bought or sold. I wanted to make sure EVERYTHINGwas disclosed about the Bronco. Also if you are the winning bidder and are using PayPal for payment, please be sure to add the percentage fee with the payment that will be chargedat time ofthe transfer.If you have any questions please contact me and I can expalin further if needed.

On Feb-21-17 at 12:21:07 PST, seller added the following information:

To answer a couple more questions about the doors and title. The doors do sag when opened due to needing the door posts (pillars)replaced as mentioned above.The title bond will be up in around 2 years at which time as stated above the word bond will be removed from title. The bond is set in place to protect the current owner if,which is very, very unlikely due to adiligent process by the DOT,someone comes forward with a claim and title in their namethe DOT will pay that person the bond set aside by the insurance and that personwill have no longer have aclaim to the vehicle meaning you keep the vehicle andtitle and the other person gets paid. This is why it's very hard to get a bonded title andthe DOT takes a long time making sure no one has a claim before issuing a title. Like I stated before there is no risk to the buyer andthe title is current and will transfer with no issues to the buyer.