1987 Ford Bronco Ii Xl Sport Utility 2-door 2.9l on 2040-cars
Damascus, Maryland, United States
this is a 1987 ford bronco 2 . it is a 2.9l engine with a 5 speed manual transmission and floor shift transfer case for the 4wd. i changed out the front hubs to the warn hubs. it has a coustom driveshaft with stronger u joints in it. there is a 4 inch suspension lift on the truck as well as general tires that are 31-10.5-15. stock rims that were painted black.the front end has a james duff front tubular bumper with a mile marker 8000lb winch on it. the head lights had been upgraded to the best sylvania had to offer for it. we installed new black carpet, and a pioneer cd player. the cat has been gutted and new pipe and muffler has been welded on. a roof rack got installed from another bronco 2 we took it off. we put a new radiator on it, new clutch, radiator hoses, thermostate. spark plugs and wires thave been changed and cap and rotor in the distributor. the rear has been fully gone through new seals and fluid. rear brakes got all rebuilt and front pads have been changed but one caliper has been changed.
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