1990 Ford Bronco

SUV

5.0

Automatic

1FMEU15N7LLA45598

Clear

Gasoline

So get ready for the lengthy narrative…… I bought this truck for my son in 2008 as his “Back and forth to school” vehicle. •Fail Number one on my part. 14mpg is EXPENSIVE. The transmission developed a good sized seal leak. Not from the front or back. In fact I am still not sure where it is leaking. It is a fairly quick leak. The transmission works great, it just has the leak. I decided to buy him a newer model Dodge Neon so we could save on gas. My plan was to park the Bronco for a bit, find and fix the leak, and then use it to play around in the desert, because it ran so well and with only 89000 miles, it could provide quite a few problem free years. That was in 2009… •Fail Number two on my part So after sitting for 6 years, I decided to find the transmission leak, clean it up and sell it. Someone else had decided to move in……(See picture #4) After cleaning the cholla cactus out of the engine compartment, I noticed that the little ^$^&@) decided that the fuel injector wires were tasty, and so were a couple of vacuum lines. TIME TO CUT MY LOSSES…. The Positives…. •302 EFI •89000 miles •Push Button 4WD that works great •Interior decent for its age The issues.... • Transmission has a leak •Some wires have been eaten and will need to be sorted out. It does not look like a lot •Was originally an Indiana truck so it does have some rust around the wheel wells, tailgate and a little around the lower doors. •Tires have tons of tread but are dry •Needs a new compressor and I would convert to R134A when it is replaced. I cannot warranty or guarantee anything right now. The motor ran great when we parked it. I have a lot of automotive experience, I just don’t have time to work on it, so my loss is your gain. RESERVE is $500 so if you like projects, this is a very inexpensive one to get into. Whoever wins the auction is getting a vehicle that should be a relatively easy fix for not a lot of money. The truck is located in Marana, AZ. BUYER is responsible for pick up. It will need to be trailered. On Jan-16-16 at 13:38:02 PST, seller added the following information: UPDATE!!! 1/16/16.....I was cleaning out the inside and found another group of wires that were chewed by the pack rat. They look like they are brake light wires. 6 in the group and runs through the cab and then down the back underneath. The inside is pretty dirty but should clean up well. I thought that I should give everyone an update....