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87 Ford Bronco Ii Southern No Rust on 2040-cars
US $3,400.00
Year:1987
Mileage:154600
Location:
Salamanca, New York, United States
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1987 ford bronco II with 154,600 original miles. This came from florida 1 year ago. All z-bar undercoated. It is the eddie bauer edition. It has the 2.9 liter fuel injected with a 5 speed standard transmission. I have amsoil in the rear end and amsoil oil in it. This vehicle doesn't smoke or burn oil. 19-20mpg. This has all the power options like windows and locks. The only thing that doesn't work is air conditioning. This is a clean vehicle that runs and drives great. I drive it daily. I just need something with 4 doors for the children to make it easier. The only bad thing with this vehicle is the paint of course being 27 years old and the passenger side front fender and part of the front bumper. I did hit a deer with it just has some damage at the bottom of the fender. I do have this for sale locally so I do reserve the right to end the auction at any time.
This will make someone a great restore project and be a nice show vehicle with not many of these left. This was my intention but my lose is your gain. Just so everyone knows the tailgate is blue because when I bought it someone had broke the side of the old one so I replaced it with the intention of having the whole vehicle restored and painted. new parts on this vehicle are as follows in the last year......battery, air filter, valve cover gasket set, front brakes and rotors, e-brake cable, both fuel filters, muffler, tailpipe, rear brake shoes, wheel cylinders, wheel seals, tires, o2 sensor, fuel tank and pump, master cylinder for the clutch, both power window motors, both front brake hoses, both outer tie rods, front wheel bearings on the driver side, alternator and belt, there might be something else I might be missing. I am a mechanic so this thing was taken care of and it just passed our safety inspection in February. |
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