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1994 Ford Bronco, 67,000 Original Miles.1 Family Bronco.mint Condition.automatic on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:67000 Color: paint is flawless
Location:

Caldwell, Idaho, United States

Caldwell, Idaho, United States

1994 Ford Bronco 4x4

67,000 Original miles. Very lightly used.

This is a 1 family Bronco and has been very well maintained. Amazing condition with no issues. The 302 V8 engine fires right up, idles smooth and accelerates with power. No leaks. The automatic transmission shifts smooth and the 4 wheel drive functions properly in both high and low range. Loaded with factory upgraded 32 gallon fuel tank, automatic locking hubs, power steering, power brakes and disc brakes. 

The exterior paint is flawless, the body is straight and this Bronco is 100% rust free. Equipped with the Chrome package, grille, mirrors and bumpers, factory tinted glass with no cracks or chips and a swing out spare tire.

The interior looks great. The seats and original floor mat look brand new. Everything functions properly including all gauges and electrical. The Air conditioning blows Ice cold.      

Removable hard top has never been off.

Additional pictures and walk around pictures available upon request 

Clean and clear title. This Bronco is AutoCheck and Carfax certified to have true and original miles and no accident history. 

We can beat the eBay shipping quote by at least 25%

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