1996 Ford Bronco 5.0l V8 Automatic Ice-cold A/c Cruise Control Power Rear Window on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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Hello, with regret I am listing my Bronco for sale only because I have to many collectibles. This beautiful Bronco looks and runs great. It is my daily driver and is dependable and solid. Very well taken care of by someone who loves broncos. This is the last year Ford ever produced the Bronco and this is a Rare find. It is an XL with automatic locking hubs, manual 4X4 shifter on the floor, rear window defrost, Cruise Control, center console, cloth headliner and the last year of Ford's legendary 5.0L V8 motor with only 109k original miles on it. My wife loves to drive this Bronco to the grocery store and I would not hesitate to take it anywhere. This truck does not leak a fluid of anything anywhere. Oil and oil filter always changed every 3,000 miles. Meticulously maintained. Southern rust free truck. Always a Florida truck.. I am the second owner. Look at the pictures of the door jams, tailgate and under carriage. Clean collectible bronco in and out. A/C is ice-cold. Pro Comp 6" full suspension lift, using coils in the front, dual steering stabilizer and leaf springs in the rear. Professionally installed by Ideal Automotive, there were no short cuts taken with this truck, even the rear sway bar was used (I have never seen or heard of a Bronco in which was lifted and the original rear sway bar was used) which is another option this truck has. NO BODY lift was used, I dont believe in body lifts, I think that is the cheapest short cut way of lifting a truck. Nothing was spared with this truck, money was no issue as I wanted it done rite. Wheels are 15" Eagle Alloy (bought from Eagle Alloy directly) tires are 35x12.50 15 LT Bfgoodrich All Terrain tires. Including full size matching spare rim and tire. Brakes are new all the way around, new OEM Ford rotors and rear drums. Wheel cylinders, hardware kit, front including all bearings and seals. At 100k truck received a full tune up, only because I am meticulous (clearly by the pictures of this Bronco). All new OEM Ford parts, as mentioned nothing was spared. New spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor. New fuel filter. Air filter was changed every oil change. New interstate battery. All new hoses and belt. New fan clutch, belt tensioner and idler pulley. Everything mentioned OEM Ford from the Ford dealership. Stainless steel exhaust. Pioneer am/fm cd stereo. Speakers sound great. Original winch bumper and Mile Marker hydraulic winch with remote. Winch and winch bumper have been on the truck since 1996. As you can see from the pictures not even the winch cable or the winch fairlead roller is rusted. If you have any further questions please feel free to ask. This Bronco needs nothing and will make the next owner proud.
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