95 Bronco Lifted on 2040-cars
Whiteford, Maryland, United States
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IT HAS A CLEAR MARYLAND TITLE (even though history report says it has title issues) You are bidding on a 95 Full size Bronco, 5.8 liter V8 4X4 6inch suspension lift 39.5 superswampers with some life left on them truck runs strong, trans shifts fine, 4x4 works NEW: water pump, oil pump, oil pan, drag link, tie rod, powers steering pump needs alignment cap does come off but has never been off truck was originally white and you can only see that if you lift the hood.
the interior cap trim is not installed but comes with the truck carpet is in great condition
buyer responsible for vehicle pick up with in 30 days of auction end. after that vehicle is considered abandoned and will be relisted with out any refund $500.00 deposit is due at the end of auction via paypal remainder of payment due with in 3 days of auction end. payments can be made via credit card, money order, or certified check, contact me to make final payment arrangements |
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