Lifted 1991 Ford Bronco (no Rust) on 2040-cars
Alpena, Michigan, United States
Im selling my 1991 FORD BRONCO. It only has 52k miles. Brand new with in the last 6 months, 6in lift with 36/14.50/15 Super Swampers and Mickey Thompson wheels. Brand new extended drive shafts front and rear. Brand new gas tank and brand new dual exhaust. Sounds great (not to load but a very nice tone) Drives straight as it should. Every thing works including all windows. Very clean with no rust. Only flaws are a few small dings. This in not a mud toy. This is a very nice solid cruiser/show truck.
Call and will help with delivery. reserve is set at only $8,100.00 Call or text Scott (989) 254-7726 |
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