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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / April 200587 bronco 2 price check
how much would an 87 bronco 2 be worth with a 2.5 ton drivetrain, rebuilt engine, rebuilt tranny, redone fuel system, 4 wheel drive. it has a 2.9l v6 efi with a broc warner transfercase. i am not sure on the rest of the details, any help would be appreciated. WTF is a '2.5 ton drivetrain' ?????? > how much would an 87 bronco 2 be worth with a 2.5 ton drivetrain, rebuilt > engine, rebuilt tranny, redone fuel system, 4 wheel drive. it has a 2.9l v6 > efi with a broc warner transfercase. i am not sure on the rest of the > details, any help would be appreciated. Must be out of a deuce and a half military.............? Spdloader > WTF is a '2.5 ton drivetrain' ?????? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> efi with a broc warner transfercase. i am not sure on the rest of the >> details, any help would be appreciated. instead of the clutch and tranny being built to support a half ton they were replaced with 2.5 ton. this was because the truck was used for driving up mountains. > how much would an 87 bronco 2 be worth with a 2.5 ton drivetrain, rebuilt > engine, rebuilt tranny, redone fuel system, 4 wheel drive. it has a 2.9l > v6 efi with a broc warner transfercase. i am not sure on the rest of the > details, any help would be appreciated. >instead of the clutch and tranny being built to support a half ton they were >replaced with 2.5 ton. this was because the truck was used for driving up [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> v6 efi with a broc warner transfercase. i am not sure on the rest of the >> details, any help would be appreciated. My F350 can't haul 2.5 tons without being over gross and a Bronco II can do it with just a clutch and tranny? I guess those tiny rear ends and driveshafts are pretty damned beefy. I wonder if it can tow 12,000 lbs like my big ol SuperDuty can.... |
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