1989 Ford Bronco F-350 4dr by Centurion. This SUV is in decent shape for its age, shows 800 miles on the odometer, judging by the wear on pedals and drivetrain I would expect the true mileage to be 100800 but I cannot confirm this it could be 200800.. This vehicle does need some work, but is driveable as is.

The bad:

rust through on inside rear fender wells

surface rust on roof and hood

rear door window does not roll down

headliner is torn in many spots

clutch is hard to push

a/c inoperative

driver power window does not work (needs motor $40)

fuel injector return lines leaking (new lines included)

may need an injector pump (hard start when hot, starts easy with starting fluid)

carpet is dirty/old

The good:

Starts easy, runs good

5 speed manual transmission works good

4x4 works good

Dana 60 front axle

1 ton drivetrain

newer front seats

good tires

tow package

these engines run well on Biodiesel, veggie oil, used ATF

Runs and drives well, can drive anywhere as is.

This vehicle is being sold as is where is. I have described it as I see it. If you have any questions you can call me directly at 406-270-5542

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