1985 Ford Bronco Xlt With 5.8 Ho 4v on 2040-cars
Portsmouth, Virginia, United States
1985 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8 HO 4V with
C6 Trans
***Only 79,680 Actual
Miles!*** *****SECOND OWNER!***** Original Paint -Rust Free
Survivor! Take a look at this gorgeous blast
from the past!! This is a true survivor with only one previous owner before I
purchased it. All original paint that is rust free and solid! This Light Desert Tan XLT has been
in dry North Carolina since it was purchased. It has been garaged and
babied since new. It is outfitted with the powerful 5.8 Liter H.O. 4V and
the indestructible C-6 transmission. It is loaded with captain’s chairs
with dual armrests and power windows and door locks. It also comes with
the factory tow package which includes heavy duty suspension, heavy duty
cooling and a transmission cooler. Needless to say, this bad boy is ready
for work or play. This Bronco is a pleasure to drive
and it is nice and tight and drives straight and smooth. If you are thinking
about buying this beautiful survivor, please come inspect and drive this XLT
any time during the auction. Also I can bring this truck to any local Ford
dealer and have it inspected for you, at your cost. This auction may end at any time, so if you
are interested in this truck or would like additional photos, please contact me. |
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