1994 Lifted Ford Bronco 4x4 Truck Great Condition Automatic 5.8l V8 on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
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YEAR: 1994 MAKE: Ford MODEL: Bronco TRIM: XLT MILEAGE: 158,000 COLOR: Blue/White TRANS: Automatic ENGINE: 5.8L V8 DRIVE: RWD 4X4 This Bronco has a solid 4 inch suspension lift with brand new 33x12.5x15 A/T Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac tires. Trailer hitch and push button 4x4 with manual locking hubs. Power windows, power side mirrors, captain's chairs with lumbar support, A/C, Hella brand off-road lights, and brand new Alpine stereo with aux/usb/iPod hook-ups. Dual exhaust piped straight out the back (sounds really good). Did some front end work before the new tires went on. New spindles, lock nuts, bearings, and manual locking hubs (4x4 hub assembly). New upper/lower ball joints, inner tie rod, steering gear box, pitman arm, and alignment. It has a slight oil drip. A few scratches, small dings, and some paint flaking off tailgate by roll up window. These things are common for a twenty year old truck and by comparison this Bronco is in really nice shape. I'm gonna miss this truck. Just look at how clean it is, no rust. It sounds great and is really fun to drive. Everything works great. You can drive it anywhere. It has plenty of horsepower for towing or going up the highway in the mountains. Great clearance for 4x4 trail running and lots of cargo space for camping trips. *Vehicle is sold as is *I resevre the right to end auction early if sold locally.
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