1996 Ford Bronco on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
1996, the last year of possibly the best 4x4 platform ever made... the FULLSIZE Bronco. Better off-road AND on-road than anything with comparable capabilities.
And this is the perfect setup for this rig: a 5spd "handshaker" with a Mustang 5.0 V8 under the hood, all factory of course. TRUE dual exhaust, each line with it's own cat. I had a 6" SuperLift kit installed with extended radius arms and Rancho shocks, by Desert Rat here in Albuquerque. Then I added the wheels and 35" Mickey Thompson Fun Country tires. 4wheel Parts installed 4:11 gears front and rear, and Mesa Radio installed a 40 channel CB and a satellite capable stereo. The soft top is a perfect fit with zipper between upper and lower sections, it's by Texas Tops and gets comments anywhere you go. This rig runs and sounds AWESOME, not too loud just nice. I have never had even one single mechanical problem with this vehicle. It can be used as a daily driver or just a weekender. I bought this vehicle from the elderly original owner. He worked for the BIA and drove a govt issue Bronco with the same 5spd V8 setup, so when he retired he bought one for himself. It was in basically new condition with about 80K miles on it. Everything on it is in excellent condition. I am only selling this rig to make room in my driveway for a Camaro that I am building. If I could get access to my backyard and build a place to park more vehicles I would, and I would never part with this beautiful Bronco. Will consider trading for something badass that will fit in my garage, like a newer model Harley etc. Also I have a few guys who want to trade me bikes here locally so I may end this auction early if I do not have an acceptable offer. Thanks for looking and thanks for any offers. |
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