Vehicle Description
This 1988 Ford Bronco II Eddie Bauer is the ideal mixture of a
one-owner survivor with terrific paperwork and all-around 4x4
appeal. So as you check everything like the fuel-injected motor,
overdrive transmission, and loaded A/C interior, you'll see a cool
classic SUV in its best form.
The more that SUVs become popular, the more we look for cool
classic examples to stick out from in the crowd. That's what makes
this Bronco II so appealing. The reports show this is a one-owner
classic where the low odometer is believed to reflect the full
actual mileage (averaging about 2,100 miles annually.) So the body
shows the clean lines of good respect. The Deep Shadow Blue shows
all the right signs of being the factory application. A
professional detail can unlock more of that great metallic element,
but we also like the aged-in style it has right now that helps tell
this Bronco's unique story. It's a premium Eddie Bauer edition, and
so you get distinctive pieces like the pinstriping to match the
lower tan. The excess of the 1980s didn't extend to chrome, so
there is only tasteful brightwork in the grille, mirror-like
bumpers, and the useful towing mirrors. Plus, the tall stance, roof
rack, classic alloys, and the optional full-size spare on a
swing-away mount all remind you of the go-anywhere nature of these
Bronco IIs.
The included window sticker shows how this upper-level Eddie Bauer
had a loaded interior right from the factory. The cloth seats have
a unique outdoor pattern that has remained distinct on the front
bucket seats. You have more great features, like a cup holder
center console, power windows, power locks, rear defrost, a rear
window wiper, rear anti-lock brakes, the factory AM/FM/cassette
stereo, and cold-blowing air conditioning. It really is a nice time
capsule, right down to the details like the working dome light and
retractable privacy screen for the rear cargo area.
These Bronco IIs have such a great off-road reputation because they
combine a compact wheelbase with good ground clearance. The motor
certainly looks the part of a well-respected survivor. This 1988
model came along after Ford upgraded the motor to a fuel-injected
2.9-liter V6. It's a torque-filled powerhouse, and you can take
full advantage of the 4x4 drivetrain without ever leaving the
driver's seat (the transfer case controls are push buttons on an
overhead console.) While all of this sounds like your perfect
off-road toy, this Bronco is also equipped for all kinds of
journeys. Feel free to drive this one to work or the campsite with
convenient features such as power steering, power brakes, and front
discs. You even have great long-haul features cruise control and a
four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive.
Not only does the sale come with the original window sticker, but
also the owner's manual and warranty card. This is a great way to
get a loaded, capable, and preserved classic SUV. Call now!
