1988 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer In Mint Cond 89k Original Miles Wow!!!! on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
1988 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer in mint condition pictures dont do it justice paint is like new all Original no dents or dings never in any acidents there is NO rust what so evere been gareged kept all its life interior is immaculate condition carpet dash seats head liner ashtray/lighter never been used a none smoker no pets of any kind everything is in great working order all lights work radio /tape works runs and drives and stops as it should 4x4 works great it was never abused heard to find one like this .sade to say i must sell that is why this is a NO reserve auction highest bidder wins so if you bid please be ready to buy the highest bidder will have to leave a $1,000.00 none refundable deposit into paypal with in 24hr of closing of auction full payment in 3 days or less please call 360-896-1115 happy biding ps i have spare tire/bronco cover and rack for spare Year1988Engine Type5.0L V8 OHV 16VMakeFordDrivelinefour-wheel driveModelBroncoGround Clearance in. Front Brake TypeDiscManufactured InUNITED STATESRear Brake TypeDrumBody StyleSPORT UTILITY 2-DRAnti-Brake SystemNon-ABSTransmission3-Speed Automatic Standard Seating5MPG Hwy15 miles/gallonOptional Seating6MPG City14 miles/gallonTires235/75R15Dealer InvoiceUSDWheelbase104.70 in.MSRP$15,905 USDCurb Weightlbs |
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