1996 Ford Bronco Xlt Sport Sport Utility 2-door 5.8l on 2040-cars
Dandridge, Tennessee, United States
I have a 1996 Bronco 5.8 engine auto trans. It has a 6" superlift suspension lift on it with a superlift super runner steering system. It also has BDS dual steering stabilizers. Has newer 33x12.50x15 BF Goodrich allterains on 15x12 Alcoa aluminum wheels. wheels need polishing up. Has new radius arm bushings and 4 new ball joints installed. It does need an alignment now that all the new front end parts have been installed. Trans was just serviced and it does have a shift kit installed. Has a new gas tank & fuel pump and sender. Bronco runs and drives very well for a lifted truck. odometer shows 145k but it does have more miles on it so true miles are unknown. Body is in fair condition has a big dent on right rear qtr and a few rust spots along with hail damage on hood and the tailgate has bed covered in bedliner. Everything works a/c radio windows ect. Interior is in pretty good shape for a older bronco. Cool truck but I don't need it. With a little tlc this could be a real nice truck...Cash Payment is to be made within 7 days of auction close. Truck can driven home if you choose but if going very far I suggest the alignment/or trailer it or you will ruin the front tires.
On Apr-19-14 at 09:50:44 PDT, seller added the following information: The AC does not work at this time. |
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