1996 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Shoup, Idaho, United States
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1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer with 135,995 original miles. This Bronco is
fully loaded, having power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, power lumbar leather seats, cruise control,
air conditioning, push button 4 wheel drive, and an over head console with a digital temperature and direction
display. All of the power options, including the air conditioning and cruise control, work flawlessly. The interior
of this Bronco is 100% original and in great condition. The headliner is virtually perfect throughout the cab and
removable top. The carpets are excellent as well, having no rips, major stains, or cigarette burns. The original
Eddie Bauer carpeted mats remain in the Bronco and are in excellent shape. The dash is absolutely immaculate and is
completely free of any cracking or fading as it was covered with a dash mat for 20 years. The original radio
remains in the Bronco and functions perfectly. The leather wrapped steering wheel is in near perfect condition
having no major wear or deterioration as most Broncos usually do. The leather seats are in good shape for their
age, but show some wear on the seat bottoms from day to day use. The rear removable bench seat is in great shape,
having just a small puncture in the perforation at the center of the seat bottom. The original ash tray and
cigarette lighter appear to have never been used and are in like-new condition. The interior is extremely clean and
smells like a fresh new car. The paint on this Bronco is 100% original and is in excellent condition with a very
deep shine. The Bronco does have common road chips on the leading edge of the hood and a few fine, almost
unnoticeable, scratches throughout from use over the past 20 years. Other than the common wear of a 20 year old
vehicle, this Bronco looks and shines like a new car. The body is very straight and is 100% rust free. There is
absolutely no body damage on this Bronco anywhere other than a few minor dings on the top of the tailgate. The
undercarriage is very solid and has no rust anywhere. The body mounts and all suspension parts are very dry and
rust free as well. The original Ford aluminum wheels and center caps are virtually perfect, having no curb rash or
pitting. The Bronco has a set of 32x11.50x15 Cooper Discover STT tires with excellent tread and a matching Ford
Aluminum spare wheel and brand new Cooper Discover STT to match. This Bronco runs and drives incredibly and has
tons of power. It goes straight down the road and stops as it should. The transmission shifts very smoothly and
goes in and out of over drive very well. The 4 wheel drive works flawlessly and has a set of brand new Warn manual
locking hubs on the front. This Bronco has also just been fitted with a brand new water pump, muffler, and starter
as well. Included in the sale are all of the original 1996 Ford Bronco owner’s manuals and original warranty
information inside of the original Bronco carrying case and two sets of original Ford keys with two keyless entry
fobs.
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