86 Ford Bronco With Western 7'6' Snow Plow. Great Deal! on 2040-cars
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States
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I have a good low mileage (for 1986) Ford Bronco. From the condition and interior wear I assume mileage on Bronco is 178,000. Snow plow shows little wear and all hydraulics are clean and dry. Bronco is all original base model, no power windows, locks or cruise control. Front seats are split and need to be reupholstered, rear seat is intact and in decent shape. Top dash cover is split and peeling at center speaker grille. Floor mat, not carpet, is good in front area but there are some splits and tears in rear cargo area. Body has original paint, there are a few dings etc and some rust spots here and there. Rear bumper is bent but chrome is ok. IF you are serious I will send detailed pictures of entire vehicle. Rear tailgate corner bent and rusty and has rust across lower center. Rear window works from rear key and dash switch. This Bronco can be your winter work horse and with some fresh paint and some wheels and tires your new summer toy! It has not been hacked up and run hard.
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