1978 Ford Bronco Ranger Xlt Full Size 4x4 on 2040-cars
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
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Up for sale is my beautiful 1978 Ford Bronco Ranger XLT. She's my daily driver and has served me well but its time to pass her on to a new owner. No Rust, never cut and garage kept up until this winter. Not abused, adult owned and maintained. I am the 3rd owner. She's lived her whole life in Central VA where she currently resides. I also painted the front and rear bumpers, the grille and the headlight trim with easily removed PlastiDip. They have perfect chrome underneath. I just like the cut of her jib with the black accents. THE GOOD: Newer BFG All Terrains 33X12.50X15 on Aluminum Outlaw Style wheels New Starter New Power Steering Pump New Master Cylinder New Power Brake Pump New Front Driver Side Caliper New New Front Rotors New Brake Pads front and rear New Warn Manual Hubs New Sony Head CD Unit with Bluetooth & Remote Control New Front Sway Bar Links New Stabilizer Bushings New Plugs & Fresh Oil Change Full Tank of Gas Spare inside the truck makes for a sweet exterior profile and no rust on the tailgate. THE BAD: Gas gauge recently (literally, this last fill up) not registering fuel(I think the float got hung up) Front Carpet has some glue residue from the velcro I used to secure the mats. Could use new weather stripping around front windows. THE UGLY:
She's not perfect with a few tiny paint chips here and there. |
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