1986 Ford Bronco Ii Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 2-door 2.9l on 2040-cars
Studio City, California, United States
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This truck has regular wear and tear ...
It also has many new parts. I've owned this Bronco about 4 years and really enjoyed it. Recently bought another car and need to sell this for space. I'd keep it myself if I could! Mileage: Not sure - estimating over 220K (The odometer seems to have been broken by previous owner (before I bought it)) Runs great - Overdrive does not engage, but no problems with any other gears. Driver side step. Has tow hitch installed - I used it to haul a utility trailer no problem. It is also lifted 3-4 inches. New: windshield tires battery water pump catalytic converter front fuel pump heater coil alternator/generator belts new plugs points cables back door lock all new within the last year Driver side front seat could use repair or replacing. It leans a little to the right - Comes with (spare) new front seats (not yet installed) Recently passed smog; registered. There a few chips in the custom paint job. The headliner is pretty much gone and the interior is pretty well used. The driver door arm rest is gone because it just got worn out. haven't gotten around to replacing it. The driver side window has stopping issues. It goes up and down fine but it travels too far in it's track so you just have to be careful and not open it too far or keep shutting it hard. The sensor is gone. |
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