Back in the ’70s, if you needed an off-road vehicle that you can also take to town you will probably choose the Bronco. This one looks a little bit sun-faded, but underneath all that patina this truck is an un-cut Bronco that was found in a barn in Texas.
This was already an off-road vehicle, but someone wanted to make it even more. When you look at the Marti Report you can see that all the off-road boxes have been checked out. These boxes meant that this truck came out of the factory with a Traction-Lok rear axle, extra cooling radiator, and skid plates! The engine that lies in this Bronco is a 302 V8, this is the original numbers matching engine. The owner says that the truck runs and drives. The brakes on this truck are a little soft and the engine will need a little tune-up. The interior will need a complete restoration. Luckily the interior is very simple and it wouldn’t take a lot of money and time to get it back to pristine condition.
1972 was the last year for the Half Cab Broncos. While the Wagon Bronco will be a much better choice, people who wanted to go off-roading chose the Half Cab. This truck has a lot of issues, but the truck is very simple and I am sure that those issues will be fixed easily.
What do you like more, Wagon Bronco or Half Cab Bronco?
