Bring A Trailer is one of the best places online for classic car auctions. They regularly feature some amazing cars from Ford and others that get you searching for your wallet, and this is absolutely no exception. This is a 1977 Ford Bronco that was built at the Wayne, Michigan plant and is currently located in Atlanta Georgia and it's finished in a very eye-catching blue with a white hardtop.
A Rare Blue Model
The all-new for 2021 Ford Bronco is getting all the headlines. Indeed, many think it could outlast the Jeep and prove to be an amazing off-roader. However, there is still a thirst for classic examples. This one was delivered to Keating Ford of Crosby in Texas in early 1977, and it had a cosmetic restoration during the previous owner before making its way to the current seller. Plus, various bits of mechanical restoration was undertaken during that ownership including a new carburetor, cleaning the fuel tank, and installing a brand new electrical wiring harness.
It is just one of 633 examples of this truck to be finished in Bahama Blue for the model year and matched with the white hardtop it is an incredibly pleasing aesthetic look. It certainly isn't the only classic Bronco to appear on Bring A Trailer, with some great ones appearing only recently like this 1978 XLT. A repaint was undertaken under the previous ownership, to the same color, and there are a few minor chips around the body and pitting in the glass but nothing major that will ever really bother you. The car also, helpfully, comes with a Delux Marti report and recent service records, plus a clean Georgia title in the seller's name, all very useful for the new owner.
Interior And Power
The interior is gorgeous, with seats trimmed in parchment vinyl with matching door panel inserts and replacement blue carpets, all looking fresh as if the car was brand new. There is a vintage style RetroSound stereo and modern, under-dash air conditioning system fitted to the car to provide some modern needs. For power, this Bronco is powered by a 302ci V8 engine that sends all of that V8 power to the rear, or all four wheels, through a C4 three-speed automatic transmission.
Source: Bring A Trailer