1989 Ford Bronco Xlt Sport Utility 4wd 5.0 V8 Motor on 2040-cars
Farmville, Virginia, United States
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1989 Ford Bronco XLT with 77,000 original miles. The truck is unbelievably clean and super nice. It has only had two owners and has been garaged kept its entire life. It runs and drives great. It is equipped with the 5.0 Motor. The engine could not run any better and the transmission shifts perfectly. The front end is very tight and the truck drives very true even at 65-70 MPH. Everything works on the truck including the cruise control, air conditioning and power windows and locks. The passenger side door lock sometimes does not activate but the drivers side always works. The rear window works at the switch and at the tailgate. The carpet and the seats in the truck are in like new condition. The original AM/FM Cassette works great as well.
The truck is virtually rust free. The ONLY rust is on the lower lip of the back tailgate. I have taken pictures of it. I have had several Bronco's before and I will say it is still totally on the surface and VERY minor. This is definitely one of the nicest original Bronco's I have seen. It looks great, runs flawlessly and drives fantastic. It is not perfect but is extremely nice and very clean. Please call me, text me or email me if you have any questions. (434) 390-6223. If you have 0 feedback, please contact me before bidding. If you do not contact me first, I will delete your bid. I also have the truck for sale locally. I have never ended an auction early but I reserve the right to. Thanks! |
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