The Early Ford Bronco occupies a settled place in American motoring, and the 1969 cars in particular have aged into something collectors now seek out rather than stumble upon. This car is specified with the 302ci, a 5-speed manual (nv3550) transmission, four wheel drive, a combination that reads well on paper and behaves properly on a British road. Finished white, it presents quietly rather than loudly, which is generally how the best examples present. It is here because it satisfies The Stateside Standard, not because it was available.
Our stateside family roots sit in and around Detroit, and cars like this Early Ford Bronco were simply part of the landscape there. Vehicles reach The Stateside Collection through people we know and trust in Michigan, inspected in person, then brought across the Atlantic under our own supervision. Nothing is bought on a photograph alone, and nothing is offered to a UK collector until we are satisfied it deserves to be.
The details
- Year
- 1969
- Make
- Ford
- Model
- Bronco
- Trim
- 4x4
- Body
- SUVs
- Engine
- 302CI
- Transmission
- 5-Speed Manual (NV3550)
- Drivetrain
- 4X4
- Interior
- White
- Price
- £170,995
A full independent condition report, detailed photography and a walkaround video are prepared for every vehicle and are available to serious enquirers on request. Where any element of the car is unresolved we say so plainly.
Sourced in Michigan through our established stateside partnerships, this 1969 car is documented from the point at which it enters our care. Ownership history, service records and import documentation are gathered and passed on in full at the point of sale.
Every vehicle is assessed against the same criteria before it is offered. Where a car is offered before it has physically reached us, we say so plainly rather than imply ownership or an inspection that has not yet taken place.
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