347 Stroker-Powered 1974 Ford Bronco 4x4

Description

Introduced in 1966, the first-generation Ford Bronco was Ford’s answer to the growing popularity of compact 4x4s like the International Harvester Scout and Jeep CJ. With a short wheelbase, solid axles, and rugged simplicity offered in three distinct body configurations—Roadster (U13): doorless and roofless, the rarest and most spartan version; Half-Cab Pickup (U14): a two-seater with a short cargo bed; and Wagon (U15): the most popular and practical, featuring a full-length roof and rear bench seat—the Bronco instantly became a favorite among off-road enthusiasts. 

Finished in striking orange over gray vinyl, this 1974 Ford Bronco Wagon combines classic styling with a suite of modern aesthetic and mechanical upgrades throughout. Comprehensively refurbished, it’s powered by a BluePrint Engines 347 Stroker V8 paired with a three-speed automatic transmission. With only 3,939 claimed miles on the new motor, this Bronco is built for reliable street cruising while retaining its vintage charm.

Highlights 

• Recently-installed BluePrint Engines 347 Stroker (BP3472CTC) V8 rated at 330 hp (Engine S/N: 312142) 

• Three-speed automatic transmission 

• Aftermarket eight-hole wheels with Mickey Thompson Baja Legend MTZ tires 

• 4 wheel drive

• Rear fender flares

• Gray vinyl interior 

• The chassis number (U15GLT68867) decodes as: 

• U15 – Wagon 

• G – 302 V8 engine 

• L – Michigan truck assembly plant (Wayne, Michigan) 

• T68867 – Production sequence 

Features 

• Replaced radiator and carburetor with electric choke 

• Gauges Replaced with VHX Digital Dash 

• Replaced Hardware (door handles, tail gate) 

• Replaced weather stripping seals 

• Four-speaker audio system 

• Chrome nerf bars 

• BDS suspension 

 Known Imperfections 

• Paint blemishes congruent with recreational use 

 Included 

• Factory hard top 

• Bikini soft top 

 Ownership History 

According to the seller, this 1974 Ford Bronco Ranger has been comprehensively refreshed with mechanical upgrades and modifications made for increased drivability, style, and reliability.