1996 Ford Bronco

5.8 liter

Automatic

1FMEU15H9TLC01537

Clear

Gasoline

1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer (177,209 miles)Original paint (Dark Toreador Metallic code JL) (Light Saddle Metallic code DZ)Always garagedTwo owner (California/Washington St)No rust 5.8 liter Automatic transPush button 4wd Auto locking hubs31x10.50 BFG TKO All Terrains (Less than 300 miles)Front seats recovered in factory EB leather Cruise controlAC (freeze you out)Heater (will cook you)Rare turn signal mirror on passenger side only This 96 Bronco is mint. 1996 is arguably the best year for the last generation of the Bronco. I had a brand new one in 96 and I have to say that this one, twenty three years later, comes pretty close to living up to the original hype. I've had it for the past 7 months and am only selling it because I've got an investment opportunity, so I need to free up some cash. This is the second EB Bronco that I've owned and it is a time machine. The original paint still gleams like it did in 96. There are some blemishes from use. I've tried to point out these imperfections in the pictures listed below. There is a dent from the rear tire carrier on the passenger rear quarter panel. I took it to a paintless dent removal guy and he said it can be fixed by using PDR, and to come back at a later time when he wasn't so busy. It never bothered me enough to have it addressed. I will let the next owner choose how they would like to handle it. I bought it from the second owner who was located in Washington state. He had purchased it from his friend who was the original owner. I've got a stack of maintenance receipts that came with the truck. No expense was spared on this vehicle. Everything works in this Bronco. The only thing I wish that it still had was it's factory radio/cd player. The stereo in it is nice and plays well, but I'm a sucker for originality. The radio beeps when starting the truck and will sometimes beep when driving longer distances. I have no clue why it does this. That is why if I kept it, I would return it to stock. This Bronco does have the rare turn signal side mirrors. Unfortunately the driver's side has been replaced with a non signal side mirror. The passenger side still works faintly, but does have a crack in the back of the case. There are ways to create your own side mirror signal, but I have not attempted it. The great news is that the wiring harness is already there for someone if they feel inclined to take on that project. The tires are BFG Allterrains and are basically brand new. They have approximately 300 miles on them. The engine bay is very clean and tidy. It has new spark plugs and drives like normal. The truck is very quiet. It sounds very quiet and stock. I would have no problem driving this Bronco anywhere. It is not good on gas, but that is to be expected. I believe that really clean EB Broncos will be selling for much more in the near future. Again, I would not be selling if I didn't want to get into this investment opportunity. Please feel free to call (479-721-7097), text, and email any and all questions before bidding. Please do not ask me what my reserve is. Feel free to make an intelligent offer. I have no problems ending the listing early for the right price. Buyer agrees to pay all shipping fees. Remember that this is a 23 year old vehicle. It is not brand new. I've tried my best to show any all defects. I suggest seeing the vehicle in person to ensure that you are comfortable with the purchase. 96 Ford Bronco rear window working with key Video will open in a new window Using the mobile app? Copy this link into your browser: