Full-roof two-door wagon · 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp)

1970 Ford Bronco Wagon, 302 cu. in. V8, three-speed manual

The Bronco Wagon could substitute Ford's optional 302-cubic-inch V8 while retaining the synchronized three-speed manual transmission.

Exact 1970 Bronco reference photograph; exact configuration not verified ·

Photo: “1970 Ford Bronco in light gray, front right.jpg” by Mr.choppers / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped to 16:9.

Factory configuration

What this model is

Trim: Bronco Wagon
Body style: Full-roof two-door wagon
Engine: 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp)
Transmission: Three-speed fully synchronized manual

The factory brochure presents the optional 302 V8 for the Bronco line and does not list an automatic transmission.

Configuration-specific ownership

Maintenance for this exact configuration

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Service topics: 3
Factory intervals: 3
Fitment-scoped: 3
Exact references: 1

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Engine oil and oil filter
Exact reference available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile oil and oil-filter change · checked 2026-08-15
1970 cataloged Bronco engines
K&N HP-3001
Applies to: 1970 · 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp), 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) · United States
Source: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1970 Ford Bronco engine application rows — HP-3001 · checked 2026-09-01
Verified ordering references
- Service replacementK&N HP-3001
  Qty. 1 · Spin-on engine oil filter · catalog-listed
  K&N's manufacturer catalog lists HP-3001 for the 1970 Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp) or 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) application. Confirm the installed engine before ordering.
  Catalog: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1970 Ford Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp) or 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) oil-filter application — HP-3001 · checked 2026-09-01
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Engine air cleaner — service
Sourced interval available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile air-cleaner service · checked 2026-08-15
Chassis lubrication
Sourced interval available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile chassis lubrication · checked 2026-08-15

Sources

Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure

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