1967 Ford Bronco Caribbean Turquoise

This 1967 co dster 4×4 is modified with a 351-cu.in. V8 and an automatic transmission, replacing a manual. The SUV also has a slew of engine, chassis, interior, and body modifications. The seller believes the previous owner bought the co in fornia, with the suspension already modified. The co dster was the doorless and roofless model, so this has not been modified to remove the doors or top. The truck also has add-on fender flares and tubular side steps. The bare-bones interior has a roll cage, plus Netami racing seats with four-point harnesses. The whole package seems to channel the vibe of a ja off-roader, but in a streetable vehicle. The seller says the speedometer is not working and true mileage is not known. “I have driven very little, never off road nor used for racing. I am selling for health reasons,” he says. The vehicle is located in .

The original engine in this co would have been 289-cu.in. V8. The seller says a later, rebuilt 351-cu.in. OHV V8 was installed in 2020 and now has about 5,000 miles. Modifications to the 351 V8 include a y 650-cfm carburetor, an MSD ignition, a high-volume oil pump, high-performance fuel and water pumps, and headers. The Dyno exhaust system, with side exit pipes, was installed in 2018, he says. The truck also has a new main gas tank and fuel lines. He says he has not observed any smoke on startup and reports a proper idle. He also states there are no leaks or weeps. The C4 three-speed automatic transmission is said to shift properly. There is a B&M aftermarket shifter seen in the photos.

The seller states the original orange paint was removed and some spots of surface rust were fixed when the vehicle was painted Caribbean quoise, a correct co color, in 2020. He notes a few rust bubbles and paint chips and says the steel hood is a replacement from . The removable soft top is affirmed to have no leaks. The only glass is the windshield, and the seller says it is in good condition. The truck has aftermarket LED headlights, and the seller says all lights and signals are working. An electric wiper windshield wiper motor was installed.

noted, the vehicle is equipped with Netami racing seats and four-point harnesses. The unusual dashboard layout, with the speedometer to the left of the steering wheel, is how designed it. This vehicle has auxiliary gauges added to the center dash. The seller says only the fuel and coolant temperature gauges are working, and that among dashboard switches, only those for the lights and wipers are functional.

The seller says he was told the off-road suspension, with a 3-inch lift, had been installed new before he purchased it, and he says that he has made no further modifications. He says the Maxxis Mudder 35×12.5-inch tires were installed new in 2018, though DOT date codes could not be seen to verify their age. The aftermarket wheels are said to have no pitting or curb rash, and no vibrations. The seller states that the power steering tracks properly and does not leak, and he indicates a bit of play in the wheel (not unusual in a 1960s truck). kes are disc in the front and drums in the back and are said to work as designed.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean title in his name. cently repainted and fitted with a mildly hot-rodded 351 cu.-in. V8 and automatic transmission, this modified 1967 co dster 4×4 appears to be outfitted for some desert running but quite suitable for the street. The seller has described some minor needs.