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1979 Ford Bronco Feature Vehicle Sheet - Fab Fords 2006 Show Specs & History
Car-show feature-vehicle spec sheet for a 1979 Ford Bronco listing engine, dimensions, and owner notes.
This document is a vehicle feature sheet from the Fab Fords 2006 car show (April 9, 2006), highlighting a 1979 Ford Bronco wagon as the Bronco Feature Vehicle. It lists factory specifications: 400 cubic-inch engine (149 horsepower), 4-speed manual transmission, 180.3-inch overall length, 104-inch wheelbase, 4,569 lb curb weight, base sticker price of $7,733, and total 1979 production of 93,536 units. Factory special features as sold by Ford included a 351 V8, 4-speed manual transmission, 4WD, power front disc brakes, Ranger XLT trim, exterior spare tire carrier, HD front dual shock suspension, and air conditioning. The owner comments memorialize the vehicle's history: it belonged to Major Alan Rowe, USMC, who planned to restore it after his second Iraq deployment but was killed in action in 2004 (an inset photo shows a memorial plaque). His wife Dawn Rowe of Yucca Valley, CA maintains two of Alan's Broncos with help from the Socal Broncos club; club member Ken Wheeler installed rear disc brakes and the 400 V8. Readers learn 1979 Bronco specifications, production figures, and the memorial story behind this particular show vehicle.
This document covers 1979, which may differ from this 1968 Ford Mustang.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the specs of the 1979 Ford Bronco featured at Fab Fords 2006?
- It is a 1979 Bronco wagon with a 400 engine making 149 horsepower, 4-speed manual transmission, 180.3" overall length, 104" wheelbase, and a curb weight of 4,569 lbs.
- How many Ford Broncos were produced in 1979?
- The sheet lists total production for the year as 93,536.
- What was the base sticker price of a 1979 Ford Bronco?
- The base sticker price was $7,733.
- What is the history of this feature Bronco?
- It belonged to Major Alan Rowe, USMC, who planned to restore it after his second Iraq deployment but was killed in action in 2004. His wife Dawn Rowe of Yucca Valley, CA keeps up two of his Broncos with help from Socal Broncos; Ken Wheeler installed rear disc brakes and a 400 V8.
- What factory features did this 1979 Bronco have as sold by Ford?
- 351 V8, 4-speed manual transmission, 4WD, power front disc brakes, Ranger XLT trim, exterior spare tire carrier, HD front dual shock suspension, and air conditioning.
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