1995 Ford Bronco Xlt on 2040-cars
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1995 Ford Bronco XLT This is my daily driver 1995 Ford Bronco. The Bronco runs good with the 351 V-8 with automatic transmission. The tires and brakes are good. All of the lights work. Good battery. Good glass. The truck is inspected and road worthy; it has 141,147 miles on it. I bought it in 2009 and put 16,000 miles on it. There were some repairs done on the truck: Replaced 4 ball joints. Replaced all brake lines from ABS block to all wheels. Replaced some of the universal joints. There is a new oil pump, oil pan, and gasket set. There is an extra rear window motor. That's the good news. Now for the bad. The body will need significant repair; the fenders and quarterpanels especially. Rust has eaten through some sections. There may be other areas that have rusted through. It will need a full paint job as the existing paint is weak. The frame looks ok, no rust through. But rust does cover most sections and should have a more thorough inspection. |
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