1993 Ford Bronco Xlt on 2040-cars
Libby, Montana, United States
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It Seams that these 90s Broncos in good shape are hard to find for under $5000.Well this one is in great shape & priced well under that!The only rust on this vehicle is 3 minor spots of surface rust,2 on the lower tailgate & a 2" spot behind the drivers door and they are pictured.The interior is in great condition.And it drives as good as it looks.For the money this is an investment grade Bronco. A real survivor 1993 Ford Bronco XLT.All original paint,interior,running gear.All in great shape for 20 + years of use.Runs and drives excellent,my daily driver!No squeaks,rattles,or thumps.Excellent running 302.New front Skyjacker 1 1/2" lift springs along with KYB shocks front and rear & 32 X 11.50 X 15 Falken Rocky Mountain tires & 8 X 15 Alloy wheels.Dynomax 2 1/5" exhaust,and a block heater.All these items were added 5000 miles ago when i became the third owner of this premium Bronco.Odomiter reads 117500 miles.
It does need a little tinkering.The door locks will lock but not unlock,the stereo quit working,the key for the rear window gate is stuck in the lock & it could use a frontend alingnment,i did'nt do it when i replaced the front springs.All the windows & and lights work.Air conditioning blows cold and the heater works great.All the filters and fluids were changed 6 months ago.Any rust on the vehicle is pictured along with two small dents. Questions:Mark.406-293-8411. The best way to own this vehicle with a STRONG BEST OFFER is to contact me by phone! As always shipping is up to the buyer,but i will assist in any way i can. A $1000.00 NON REFUNDABLE deposit is due within 24 hours of sale! |
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