1996 Ford Bronco

XLT SUV

8 Cylinder

Automatic

1FMEU15H5TLA52575

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

This is my 1996 Ford Bronco, I am home in College Staion, TX from Florida until the end of this month, after May 6th I'll be back in Florida. As you can see it has been very well taken care of. No rust. I am just going to try and list everything I can think of but I am sure to miss something. The best way to judge its value is to see it in person or ask for more pictures, I have a lot. Very-very cold AC, interior looks almost new, new Sony deck with IPOD jack in the glove box, USB also. MSD ignition with thunderbolt ignition modulator, mild cam, full SS headers, 3 inch lift, Thornbird T-rex tires 33X12.50 R 15 with 1800 miles, Newer brakes, Airbag(only year to offer it), XLT package, rebuilt engine (5.8 liter)/transmission about 1200 miles ago, new wipers, K&N cold air kit, High Suppression wires from Ford Racing, all the glass is good, no dings, tint is good, there are no dents on this Bronco!!!! Back tailgate is perfect with no rust and the window goes up and down with the switch up front or the key. Keyless entry with alarm. Like I said, I know I am leaving out a bunch so email questions you may have. This thing sounds mean and hauls serious booty for a truck this big, the reason I am selling it is because I can't keep crawling into it to put my 1 year old son in his car seat. Otherwise I would never part with it. You are unlikely to find one cleaner!!! Let me know -first come, first serve. On Apr-23-10 at 21:17:46 PDT, seller added the following information: Just to be clear, the vehicle and I are both in College Station, Tx until May 6th. I also forgot to include that it has a new starter. The Bronco has aftermarket exhaust but it still has a catylitic converter so buyer with emissions laws will be alright. Keep the questions (and the offers) coming. The spare is a BF Goodrich AT 33x12.50 R15. Another question I am getting repeatedly is MPG, its about 15 to 18 on the highway, in town I really don't know, it just depends on how you drive it.