1966 Ford Bronco Roadster Project

This 1966 Ford Bronco Roadster was produced in August 1965, the first month of production for the model. The seller believes that the truck has remained in Minnesota for its entire life, and it was purchased by them in 2007 after it had remained off the road for approximately 27 years prior to that. Since then, it has been used sparingly and then taken out of service for the last decade. The truck was repainted in black by a previous owner and features worn gray vinyl upholstery on the replacement seats. Power is provided by a 170ci inline-six linked to a three-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case. Equipment includes a limited-slip rear differential, 15″ steel wheels, manually locking front hubs, a fold-down windshield, and a full-size spare mounted behind the rear seats. This Bronco is a running project that will require bodywork to repair rust damage on multiple panels, and the brakes require a rebuild. This Bronco is now offered with a clean Minnesota title in the seller’s name. Ford produced 4,090 U13 Bronco Roadsters for the nameplate’s inaugural model year, all of which featured a folding windshield and no doors or top. This example left the factory finished in Springtime Yellow and has since been painted black. Rust is present throughout, and detailed photos of the damage have been provided in the gallery. The hood, grille, and right fender are damaged, and the seller notes areas of body filler and replacement metal. The left fender and bumpers are replacement components, and the removed fender is included in the sale.