1990 Ford Bronco Ii Xlt Plus Sport Utility 2-dr 2.9l 4x4 - Premium 70,450 Miles on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
HI This is a five day auction with a "low reserve". Bronco has a very favorable rating of 45 out of a range of 16-39 by AutoCheck Vehicle History Report. No accidents!! and history supports the quality and mileage of 70,450. Bronco ll was well maintained and off road use was only on the beach. The original owner was in his 80's when he passed. Second owner kept Bronco ll at a condo in Florida and used it on an occasional weekend. All the fluids have been changed and a new set of tires were added about a week ago. After a mechanical review by a local Ford mechanic, he said the Bronco ll was well maintained and clearly not abused. Electronic 4x4 works well with no noises when shifted to either high or low 4 wheel drives. Not visible, but included are donut size spare and a full spare tire with rim. If you do not like the standard rims, the sport rims are also included. I prefer the standard rims. Original Window sticker is included, but do not have a owner's manual. Bronco ll drives great and does get 21 miles per gallon cruising at 70 miles per hour with little a 2000 rpm. |
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