1990 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 351 Windsor 4x4 No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Seminole, Florida, United States
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Up for auction is my 1990 Eddie Bauer Bronco - 1 family vehicle (2 owners), runs great! It was purchased new from Woody Anderson Ford in Alabama in April of 1990; I also have the majority of service records available with the vehicle. The factory 351 was replaced with a re-manufactured 351 from Fred Jones mfg at 51,300 miles in Oct of 1995 by Woody Anderson Ford; so the engine currently has around 80k miles on it - other than that no major mechanical issues. Routine oil maintenance done on a strict schedule (small oil leak from somewhere - not major). Vehicle never driven in snow - has spent the majority of its life in FL. Recently went through the A/C and had it tuned and charged; air blows cold. Truck has brand new tires. The paint on the hood and the roof of the vehicle is in need of attention, but the paint other than that is in good condition for its age and has been hand waxed at least 3 times a year by me. Interior is in good condition with the exception of the headliner which has some tears it received from fishing rod tips. Has an upgraded audio system with a head unit which will support auxiliary input (it is also wired for additional speakers if desired). All electrical components work (windows, lights, cruise, etc). The exhaust has some signs of age and will need to be worked on. Front windshield has a recent crack on the passenger side. Some options from the factory: limited slip rear and front axle, axle ratio (4.10:1), automatic overdrive transmission, manual locking hubs).
This bronco has been my baby and I drive it every day - but I am in a position where I will need to be commuting more often and I made the decision to replace it with a different vehicle. I would love to keep it but I know that someone will make good use of the vehicle and enjoy it just like I have. Please, if you have any questions or concerns regarding the vehicle do not hesitate to contact me. It is available to see in person most of the time. Winning bidder will be responsible for transportation of the vehicle. |
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