1990 Bronco Every Single Service Record From New! One California Owner! Original on 2040-cars
Ramsey, New Jersey, United States
Body Type:SUV
Engine:5.0 liter v8 auto overdrive
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Blue
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Bronco
Trim: XLT
Drive Type: FWD
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Mileage: 81,872
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Sub Model: XLT
Exterior Color: White
1990 Ford Bronco XLT 5.0 V8 Auto w/ 4.10 limited Slip Rear
81,872 Actual Miles!
100% Original Paint!
100% Rust Free California Truck!
ONLY ONE OWNER!!
I have receipts showing everything that was done to this truck! When the owner didn’t drive it many miles, the oil was still changed every year! Sometimes that meant less than 1,000 miles between oil changes. It was taken to the Ford dealer for preventive maintenance and also regular service. Everything from radiator flushes to tune-ups are documented. You will NOT find another truck that was maintained to the level of this Bronco. A brief list of the service is as follows:
2/95 service Larry Geweke Ford 39,027 miles
12/95 service Larry Geweke Ford 45,729 miles
5/96 service Larry Geweke Ford 47,514 miles
10/96 service Larry Geweke Ford 51,212 miles
10/96 LOF 51,238 miles
2/97 Larry Geweke Ford service and LOF 52,319 miles
11/97 service LOF 54,753 miles
2/98 service 55,777 miles
5/98 service LOF 56,553 miles
11/98 service LOF 59,774 miles
4/99 LOF service 60,704 miles
10/99 Larry Geweke Ford service LOF 63,331 miles
12/99 service 64,972 miles
3/00 Service 65,754 miles
6/00 service 66,342miles
7/00 Larry Geweke Ford 66,999 miles
3/01 Larry Geweke Ford 68,298 miles
4/01 Larry Geweke Ford 68,482 miles
9/01 service 69,610 miles
11/01 Larry Geweke Ford LOF 69,794 miles
3/02 Larry Geweke Ford 70,705 miles
4/02 service 70,745 miles
6/02 Ford Dealer 71,052 miles
10/02 Ford Dealer 71,835 miles
1/03 Ford Dealer 72,653 miles
5/03 Ford Dealer 73,791 miles
2/04 service LOF 75,163 miles
3/04 Smog 75,646 miles
12/04 LOF 76,909
1/05 LOF 77,404 miles
2/06 LOF 78,179 miles
4/06 New Battery 78,280 miles
5/07 LOF 78,977 miles
3/08 service 79,974 miles
2/10 LOF 80,931 miles
2/12 LOF 81,679 miles
This Bronco drives fantastic , it is tight and smooth. The 5.0 liter V8 with the 4.10 rear provides plenty of pep for this big Bronco. In fact, if you needed to set up a Bronco to tow the heaviest trailer possible, Ford recommended this set up, the 5.0 and 4.10 rear. (instead of the 5.8 liter)
So there you have it. This truck looks great, drives fantastic , is all original and has ALL paperwork including the Original Window Sticker and owner’s manual.
This is a keeper!
As always this truck is available for inspection any time during the auction.
201-523-2201
Remember, a vehicle is only original once! If you want a truck to last, get one that was maintained throughout the years.
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