1984 Bronco 2 on 2040-cars
Liverpool, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2.8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Ford
Model: Bronco II
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: base
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 76,456
Sub Model: base
Number of Doors: 2
Exterior Color: Blue
I have a 1984 ford bronco II it has 76456 original miles on it. This may change a little as I do drive it. I got it in the late fall of 2011. It had sat in a garage on long island for most of its life. In the early spring of 2012 I started to work on it. I replaced the gas tank put in a new fuel gauge and all new fuel lines. A new fuel pump was installed this is the old way it is mounted on the block where it should be. Also new radiator all new belts and hoses. A new heater core and all heater hoses. Also new thermostats. New starter and I just put in a new battery. New transmission lines all the fluids were changed and new filter. I put it on the road in june of 2012 and put 4 brand new goodyear tires on it. I drove it this past winter and maybe I have put 3000 miles on it. The motor runs good the tranny shifts like it should and the 4 wheel drive works. It has the manual lock hubs which in my mind are better then the auto hubs. The body is in good shape for a 84 and the inside rear seats and passenger seats are in good shape. The drivers seat is torn. The head liner is sagging and just needs to be sprayed with some adhesive and it will be fine.The hood had paint flaking so before winter came I sanded and primed the painted the hood and roof quick to protect it from the salt here. The paint is not a good match but time was short and it need to get done before winter. The hood and roof are solid as with most of the bronco. It has one rust spot that is rusted through, see pictures. It still needs some TLC but can be turned into a nice ride. It has a few oil leaks that I have not gotten to and the temperature gage will not work. I replaced the sending unit but it still doesn't work so it must be the gauge in the dash itself. I have lost interest in it and looking for a new toy so this has to go. Look at the pictures and any questions feel free to ask.Also I may be able to deliver it for a fee. This is a 84 with very low miles and should last a long time, however it is a 84 so you are buying it as it is with no warranties. thank you for looking. I forgot to mention that I also put a new carburetor on it and new wheel bearings and brakes on the front. ** I do reserve the right to end the auction early due to it being listed locally ** Thanks again.
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