Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower)
- Bronco_Gino
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Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower)
I'm cleaning out the garage and I've got a few things I need to get rid of. All prices are negotiable, and I can send pictures upon request.
- stock radiator out of a 74 Bronco w/built in auto. trans cooler($75) - SOLD
- Lower EFI intake from 351W with fuel rails and injectors ($150)
- Dana 20 Transfer Case ($50) - SOLD
- Old Kayline Soft Top. Pretty old and raggedy, but it would work in a pinch ($50) - SOLD
- stock radiator out of a 74 Bronco w/built in auto. trans cooler($75) - SOLD
- Lower EFI intake from 351W with fuel rails and injectors ($150)
- Dana 20 Transfer Case ($50) - SOLD
- Old Kayline Soft Top. Pretty old and raggedy, but it would work in a pinch ($50) - SOLD
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
What condition is the D20 in & is it a T or J shift? I may know someone who is in the market for one. Do you have pics of the top you can send?
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
Does the soft top have its hardware or is it just the top? I'm interested if it has the bows etc.
Please send pics to tarens8@gmail.com. Thanks
Please send pics to tarens8@gmail.com. Thanks
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
Interested in the tcase, and maybe the radiator too. Pm sent please give me a call
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
hockeydad4-22 wrote:Interested in the tcase, and maybe the radiator too. Pm sent please give me a call
Greg - sent you a PM.
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
Flatheadpopup wrote:Does the soft top have its hardware or is it just the top? I'm interested if it has the bows etc.
Please send pics to tarens8@gmail.com. Thanks
The top does have all the hardware. I'll send you pics tomorrow.
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
kinder wrote:What condition is the D20 in & is it a T or J shift? I may know someone who is in the market for one. Do you have pics of the top you can send?
Kinder - it's a j-shift out of a 74, and it's in good shape. I'll post pics of the top tomorrow.
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
Any chance you can post up a pic of how the back part of the top secures to the tailgate? I've never seen the original setup and would like to be a little warmer during the winter.
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
The rear window has snaps at the bottom that snap directly to the back of the tailgate. The male end of the snap screws directly into the tailgate. I'm trying to add pics, but I'm not having any luck. Is there a file size limit? I'm using small jpg images.
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Re: Bronco parts for sale (radiator, Dana 20, 351W EFI lower
OK, thx, I've seen that setup, no need for photos. For future reference, photos have to be uploaded to someplace like photobucket and then linked here.