Now: The Old School Super Duty

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I like Belen and Grants Pass.

I almost went to get this one until I realized that it would be a,most impossible to get through emissions since the original 400 was replaced with a 460 without any smog equipment.

Also struggled with the mirrors.

http://bend.craigslist.org/cto/5413888501.html
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Rox Crusher wrote:I like Belen and Grants Pass.

I almost went to get this one until I realized that it would be a,most impossible to get through emissions since the original 400 was replaced with a 460 without any smog equipment.

Also struggled with the mirrors.

http://bend.craigslist.org/cto/5413888501.html


My bronco passed with out any smog equipment. Just needs a good tune. And a note for that, 78 and earlier did not have any smog junk on it. In 79 the 1/2tons and broncos had cats and an air pump but 3/4 and 1tons still didn't.
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ZOSO wrote:My bronco passed with out any smog equipment. Just needs a good tune. And a note for that, 78 and earlier did not have any smog junk on it. In 79 the 1/2tons and broncos had cats and an air pump but 3/4 and 1tons still didn't.


Good to know, current owner couldn't say what was originally on it and I just assumed that since EB started to get smog stuff in 75 or so, that this would have had something.

Not knowing for sure, I didn't want to take the risk.
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Rox Crusher wrote:
ZOSO wrote:My bronco passed with out any smog equipment. Just needs a good tune. And a note for that, 78 and earlier did not have any smog junk on it. In 79 the 1/2tons and broncos had cats and an air pump but 3/4 and 1tons still didn't.


Good to know, current owner couldn't say what was originally on it and I just assumed that since EB started to get smog stuff in 75 or so, that this would have had something.

Not knowing for sure, I didn't want to take the risk.


Smog equipment went on by vehicle weight, from light to heavy.
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1977 Sport, 351w OBDII EFI motor, 4R70W auto, 4:88 gears, ARB lockers, 3.5" suspension, 33" tires.
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That sure is Purdy!
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Zach, did you pick this up ?

The ad was active at 3 am and missing in action at6:30 am ?

It looked to be in pretty decent shape and reasonably priced.

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Nope. I'm eyeing something closer to home.

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1977 Sport, 351w OBDII EFI motor, 4R70W auto, 4:88 gears, ARB lockers, 3.5" suspension, 33" tires.
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This count? A few blocks from me. Looks a bit rough but cool. Assume 2wd.

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Not the Power Stroke you wanted but a good power plant.

Sorry for the poor image quality. He's asking $5k including the 5.9. On the 1966-1977 Bronco Buy, Swap, Sell page on Facebook.

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