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Selling my 1994 Ford Bronco XLT because I hardly drive it and it's too large for my wife to drive when she needs to. I bought this off a good friend a few years ago who took good care of it and I also took good care of it since my ownership. It's by no means a show truck but a solid reliable driver. Starts right up and runs smooth everytime,drives nice. It has the 351 engine which runs strong, no misses, does not use any oil, trans was replaced right before I bought it, so the trans only has 3k miles or so, the rear-end was also replaced just before my purchase. The trans shifts great and the 4x4 works great. All power options work, ac blows ice cold and heat works great. It does have a cd player and I believe better then stock speakers. I recently replaced the battery with a optima yellow & the alternator, wiper motor, power window motor, battery cables, front brake pads, k/n air filter, msd coil, msd wires. It has newer exhaust with a flowmaster muffler and duel tail pipes. The interior is tan leather, some tears in the drivers seat and passenger seat is missing the arm rest. The leather area on the dash has some cracks, everything works as it should but since the window motor was replaced you have to guide the drivers side window with your hand, maybe a adjustment needed. The body still has the original paint, clear coat peel on the drivers side fender, not many dings or scratches, typical bronco rust areas on the tail gate and above the rear wheels otherwise no other rust areas. The underside is solid. I tried to take as many photos as possible to show all areas of the truck.

Feel free to ask questions or if you need a photo of a area of the truck.

Feel free to come see it in person or have your mechanic look at it.

Winning bidder is to pay a deposit through paypal or in person within 48hrs of auction end.

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