1995 Ford Bronco Xlt Sport Utility 2-door 5.8l F150 Lifted 4x4 20" Wheels on 2040-cars
Cobb, California, United States
1995 Ford Bronco, 175k runs great, no mechanical issues. Interior is in
good shape for its age with no tears in upholstery. The rear tailgate
sticks sometime, but other than that everything works great!! Fresh
install Rough Country lift kit 6" also has brand new RBP 89r wheels in
20" diameter and brand new 35"x12.50 federal mud tires. Truck does not
appear to have been off road ever, but is ready for the job now!! Has
very few dings and scrapes for its age (see pics) overall appearance is
great! Truck gets compliments everywhere!
NO RESERVE!! HIGH BIDDER OWNS IT!! Truck is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end auction early for local buyer. May consider trades, I like muscle cars, hot rods, rat rods, drag race cars, led sleds, harleys and anything old and cool. Winning bidder must make $500 non-refundable deposit immediately at auction close, balance to be paid and truck picked up 7 days from auction close. |
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