Ford Bronco 1983

$1,540 NZD (NZD) - Reserve met

This is a 1983 Ford Bronco project car that has already received significant work and parts investment. The vehicle is not road-ready and is being sold as-is.

Project Details

• Make: Ford
• Model: Bronco (Sedan)
• Fuel: Petrol
• Body Style: Sedan
• Exterior Color: Orange (Lamborghini Arancio Borealis Orange Pearl)
• Odometer: 123 km (123 km)
• Number Plate: LB9634
• Import History: Imported
• Owners: 3
• WOF: Expired
• Registration: Expires Aug 2027
• On‑Road Costs: Excluded

Completed Work & Parts

• Drivetrain: 302 Windsor V8 engine, rebuilt automatic transmission, custom billet adapter, rebuilt transfer case, rebuilt differentials (4.11 gears), Eaton Truetrac LSDs on both axles, rebuilt front/rear brakes.
• Suspension: Suspension overhauled with new lifted springs, shocks, bushes, links, ball joints; underbody refinished in colour‑matched body liner; chassis and both differentials sandblasted and refinished in gloss black.
• Interior: Custom dashboard and centre console, seats reupholstered.
• Bodywork: Full bare‑metal respray in Orange Pearl, multiple new replacement panels sourced from the USA, rear quarter panels hand‑fabricated.
• Parts Sourced: Over $150,000 in invoices for parts, fabrication, and work completed.
• Paper Trail: Full documentation provided to the buyer.

What’s Included

• The Bronco chassis with completed drivetrain, suspension, and interior work.
• All parts and invoices supplied.
• Not included: Parts needed to finish the project (e.g., remaining body panels, interior trim pieces, final paint touch‑ups, etc.).

Why Consider This Vehicle?

This Bronco offers a unique, custom-built project with a solid foundation. It’s ideal for a builder or enthusiast looking for a substantial restoration challenge, a rare orange‑painted example, or a vehicle with a documented restoration history. The extensive work already done reduces the time and cost compared to starting from a raw chassis.

Note: The vehicle requires further mechanical and cosmetic work to be roadworthy. Proceed only if you have the skills, tools, and budget for completion.