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Custom Bronco 1995 In Sc on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:134400
Location:

Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States

Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States
Advertising:

With regret I am listing my Bronco for sale only because I need a work truck.

     This is the next to the last year for the big Broncos. It has custom paint, cowl induction hood, flowmaster muffler, Griffin aluminum radiator, manual lock out hubs 5.0 fuel injected engine (good gas mileage and power), auto trans, cold ac, Sony cd player, Reese style hitch, trailer brake controller, chrome step bumper,
billet grille, alloy wheels, 35" tires, 3" body lift (rubber extensions to stock body mounts that are easily removed), chrome tube steps, fold and tumble rear seat, front brakes recently replaced. My wife drives this Bronco often and I would not hesitate to take it anywhere.
     The good:)  The truck starts every time and runs well. I have taken many trips and never had any problems. It runs cool in all traffic with the Griffin radiator (custom built for this truck). The 4wd works well. The lock out hubs give less wear on the drive line than full time 4wd. The lift is body only and easily removed. The power tailgate window works well, but I am missing the key for the rear and you must operate it from inside. You can replace this easily, I just use the inside switch. The suspension is stock and so it handles well. It looks even cooler in person than in the pics! If you don't want to be noticed, this is not the truck for you!
     The Bad:(  I recently hit the driver side with my trailer and left a small dent over the tire, easily repaired, I haven't had time to take it. There are some small dings and scratches normal to a daily driver, but not many. There is some minor brake dust discoloring on the front wheels which may polish off. Recently, a few small rust bubbles have shown up on the bottom of the tailgate. This is the only rust I have found. There is a small bad place on the side of the drivers seat. The tires need replacing. This isn't a show truck, but it could easily be one!
     Vehicle is for sale locally and seller reserves the right to end auction early, so the more quickly the bids reach my reserve, the more likely you are to win the Bronco!
     One last thing, I am not a dealer, but my father is. I would like to let him do the title work. There will be no charge to the buyer for this.

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