Silver Anniversary Edition Excellent Condition Runs Great Mostly Original Rare. on 2040-cars
Gladwin, Michigan, United States
I have a very nice SAE Bronco for sale. It is one of only 3000 made, they came in only one color and fully loaded. There was only a couple of options, one was the 5.8 L engine which this truck has, and I have seen one that had a grey cloth interior instead of the standard leather interior. There were a lot of firsts with this model; 1st year for leather interior, 1st year for color matched fiberglass top, 1st year for color matched body side moldings, 1st year for color matched bumper inserts front and rear.
This truck spent it's whole life in Florida until I bought it approximately three years ago and brought it to Michigan. It has never been driven in the salt, stored in a heated pole barn in the winter months. Exhaust: Shorty headers with Flow Masters and side exiting exhaust pipes. This vehicle had 96,000 miles on it when I bought it and it now has only 98,124 miles. Paint wise it is mostly original with repaint on hood and top due to sunburn. There is no rust underneath or in the body, it is as clean underneath as on the top. The interior is excellent the rear seat is original with one very small flaw, the front seats have been recovered and look great. It just had a complete carpet set installed and looks great. Headliner has been replaced. All plastic door panels,side trim panels are in great shape. The bed liner trim on the tailgate is just velcroed on to protect the tailgate paint from damage. I also have a cut down S10 bed liner that will fit in the back with the seat folded up. This truck sat for several years before I bought it which caused some leaking issues . I replaced the oil sending unit, resealed the dipstick tube and replaced the valve cover gaskets. It also had a small leak at the transmission front pump seal. I added some Lucus transmission additive and it seems to be slowing down the leak, but I just don't drive it enough (less than 1000 miles a year) so it hasn't been driven enough to give the additive a chance to seal the leak. All three moveable windows need new inner and outer felt seals (Dry rotted) This truck comes with a lot of spare parts most of which are specific to the SAE model. There are enough parts to fill a pickup bed. Extra dash board Extra center console Extra drivers seat (needs to be recovered) Extra rear seat (needs to be recovered) Extra rear side panel with interior light (Driver's side) Extra rear side window trim Extra rear glass with defroster grid Extra rear window motor and arms Extra front and rear floor mats with SAE logo Extra interior door trim panels Extra SAE badges inside and out Extra color matched body side moldings Extra rear bumper inserts color matched Extra tail gate stainless steel trim panel with reflector |
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