1989 Fullsize Ford Bronco W/ Pop-up Camper on 2040-cars
Manitou Springs, Colorado, United States
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1989 Ford Bronco, fullsize, 4 wheel drive, XLT trim, with a 1994 Lite Craft popup camper built into the rear. May be removable, I would not want to do it. But if you buy it, you can try. Lite Craft used to exist in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. The Bronco is 25 years old so it has dings and dents and little issues. None which prevent it from driving down the road. It is the 302, fuel injected V8, with automatic transmission. It has self locking hubs and push button 4 wheel drive. I have been told you can convert it back to manual hubs, manual transfer case. I don't know so it is what it is. Also been told it is a Mustang motor so all their performance options work as well. It is all stock. It has two seats, Captains chairs in good shape. That's it. Not a Family car. I have service records going back to 2007. Will be included in sale. Has a Class 3 hitch, and a winch mount bumper. No winch. No hitch. Transmission was rebuilt at 112.xxx, transfer case at 114,xxx. Has new injectors and new exhuast manifolds. A/C has always been serviced. A new radiator, hoses, water pump, cap. Does leak some oil, does leak some ATF. Needs gaskets. The camper is in good shape, no rips or tears in popup fabric, has some tears in insulation but nothing bad. Is the winter package. Has a 3 way fridge, heater, sink, cooktop. Outside shower. No toilet or stool. Queen bed over cab. Dinette makes small bed as well. All the screens are good, so are the window coverings. For it's age it is in great shape. It is being sold "AS IS, WHERE IS". If you want it, you come get it. Can help, meeting a transporter, but all shipping costs are yours. I just wanted to add a note: I will not seperate them. I know everyone just wants the camper for their own awesome Bronco but if that's what you want, you still have to buy the whole thing. What you do with it once you own it is totally up to you. Thanks for you interest.
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