1996 Ford Bronco Exceptional Example Of Last Year Made Bronco 4x4 on 2040-cars
French Camp, California, United States
Truck is almost like a near new truck and has been owned by mature owners in 2 families since new. It is
factory painted in the very rare Pacific Green Metallic with Oxford White center and removable rear roof (never
removed). Color combination is very rare and according to the Marti Report which uses the original Ford Records,
this is one of only 231 built in this color combination. I have the further statistics breakdown on order in which
I am pretty sure with these options, this is a 1 of 1 built just like it!!. It is a beautiful and very rare color,
which has almost a teal blue hue in certain light!! Truck runs and drives like a brand new truck. Anything that
was ever needed was always done right away and it has been maintained with an open wallet since new. Nothing rubs,
leaks, or vibrates, and it is tuned to perfection with no lag or flat spots. The 5.8 L 351W engine is the one to
get on these Bronco's as the 5.0 V8 and the 6 cylinder just did not have the power and torque that the 5.8 does.
All factory Ford electronics function as intended. Everything is completely sorted on this truck so you don't have
to do a thing. $3500 in preventative maintenance services done in the last 2000 miles to make this truck ready for
anything, anytime. This included all synthetic fluids from front to back, all filters, hoses, thermostat, radiator,
A/C compressor, all new A/C seals, engine mounts, brake calipers, wheel cylinders, pads, rotors, tires, and
alignment. Nothing leaks or seeps. Hop in and drive this anywhere!
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