1986 Ford Bronco Ii Xlt Sport Utility 2-door 2.9l 4x4 Manual Shift on 2040-cars
Anniston, Alabama, United States
It looks incredible from a distance. But it's not. Look at the photos over and over again to see the rust I have photographed and the dents and dings. It has been painted probably more than once in its past before I got it.
It runs and shifts as it should, no leaks I am aware of, and the inside is bright and nice looking. The drivers seat has a couple of small holes in the rights side. You can see them in the photo. The tires are like new, the engine was rebuilt within the past year. It cranks easily, shifts smoothly in and out of four wheel drive. The back gate rattles on bumps. Somewhere it is leaking. Has moisture in the drivers flood after heavy rain. It has silicon around the top of the side windows as well as the windshield. I have not searched out the leak. It does not appear to have any leaks but I am not a mechanic. It runs smoothly down the interstate at 70. I have not been faster than that. When it is first cranked, the speedometer goes nuts up and down then eventually settles. If you are famliar with driving/restoring older vehicles, you have seen this before. It does not interfere with anything. Mileage was a tad over 153K when photos were taken and it will be more when the listing is over. I drive it daily The grand question is why am I selling it. I bought it for someone else and they would prefer something newer. I am open to offers. The Bronco is in Anniston Alabama not far off I20. I can meet you there to either test drive or buy. I cannot deliver anywhere. The photos are pretty clear. Like I said it cranks and runs fine. I drive it often with no issues. THe air system is comlete and the light comes on when you turn it on but it does not start. Needs charging. I am not a mechanic. The heater is like an oven. Nice and warm. This beauty is 28 years old. Don't forget that. If I have forgotten to address anything or mispelled any words, feel free to let me know. Please do not bid unless you are convinced you want it. I am ok with you getting here and finding things I may not have noticed, but I tried to cover everything. This is cash on pickup only. If you get here and do not like, no big deal. I do and am ok with keeping it. No hard feelings. |
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