Welcome to Street Dreams as we celebrate our 27th year in the classic and muscle car business. Ford's Bronco has been one of America's favorite SUV's, a term Ford helped to popularize, since it burst onto the scene in 1966. Designed as an off-road vehicle from the beginning, its legendary agility comes courtesy of a radius arm/coil spring/track bar front suspension that allows a tight 34 ft. turning circle as well as a superior ride. When compared to the utilitarian Jeep, the Bronco feels more like a Lotus in the way it changes direction without effort. This 1971 Ford Bronco is a fine example of these tough yet agile, go-anywhere machines. Lift the hood and you'll find Ford's stalwart 302 V8 that's been fortified with a Holley Sniper electronic fuel injection system, an aluminum radiator, and HEI. Additional features include power steering, power 4-wheel disc brakes, air conditioning, a 3-speed manual transmission, rebuilt Dana 20 transfer case, Ford 9 rear end with 3.50 gears, correct Candyapple Red paint (T), a newer Kenwood audio system, new grey cloth upholstery, dual fuel tanks, dual exhaust, and beefy 33x10.50R15LT tires wrapped around Mickey Thompson alloy wheels. These early Broncos are truly go-anywhere machines, with plenty of off-road bona fides as well as surprising around town agility thanks to the tidy 92 wheelbase. If this badass Bronco belongs in your corral, call the Texas Hill Country's premier source for classic vehicles and the team that can make your dream a reality.
