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You’d have to be a fan of Olympia Beer to appreciate this Bronco (not that the beer was all that good, but it was a local PNW beer out of Olympia, Washington.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1589105164535594/
“On frame restore. New paint and upholstery. 5.0 liter EFI.”
I’ve seen houses sell for less than this.
Sure brings back memories of the “golden age” of off-road racing….Baja 1000…..Mint 400 etc. Parnelli Jones flying thru the sand and pucker brush in a Bill Stroppe built Olympia Beer sponsored Ford Bronco with a wing on the roll cage……..priceless.
Looks like a factory Stroppe wannabe (except for white hood and no rear cutouts).
Has electric wipers and big turn signals – introduced in 1969. Has side running lights -introduced in 1970. Has 302 V8 emblem – discontinued in 1972. Must be a 1970 or 1971