1984 Ford Bronco Ii Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 2-door 2.8l V6 With Tow Package on 2040-cars
Angels Camp, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2.8L 171Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Ford
Model: Bronco II
Trim: Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 2-Door
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, Leather Seats
Drive Type: 4WD
Mileage: 117,000
1984 Ford Bronco II 4x4 5Spd Manual - Eddie Bauer Edition - 116k
116,000 miles (will go up, this is my daily driver)
Original Ford 2.8 V6 Engine with 2150A Carb & Complete California Emissions System!
New Transmission Installed in 2008
Heater Works
Has newer A/C system, but has leak and doesn't work as-is.
90% Tread on Hankook H714 4-season tires.
Class II Trailer Hitch Installed, wiring also works for trailer lights.
Passes smog easily. (price goes up $200 if I have to take time off work to smog it for you)
Clean title in my name with current registration.
$2600, delivery available within 85 miles of Angels Camp, CA, email me for more info or to set up an appointment. Test Drives available Mon-Fri: 3:30pm-6:30pm and Anytime on Weekends, by appointment only.
5 Speed Overdrive Transmission
4x4 works perfectly and grips better than any 4x4 I've driven. 4HI and 4LO
Starts up and drives ok. Shifts beautifully! Come test it out!
Horsepower 115 @ 4600rpm
Torque 150 @ 2600rpm
Here are the New Parts and Services Completed in the last 12 months:
* Internal Engine Valve Seals Replaced, valve cover seals also replaced with rubber seals.
* Wheel Bearings
* All Coolant and Heater Hoses Replaced.
* Some Axles & Tie Rod Ends replaced.
* Intake Manifold Removed & Cleaned, new gaskets installed.
* Carb removed and cleaned, new gaskets installed.
* Driveline fluids replaced, axles, all grease parts greased, etc.
* Front & Rear Suspension, including OEM springs & leafs, and premium aftermarket road shocks all around.
* Emissions Vacuum Hoses, replaced with premium high temp silicone race hoses.
* Spark Plugs, Distributor, Spark Plug Wires, replaced with Ford Racing Series wireset & Motorcraft Plugs.
* Front & Rear Braking Systems, including Master Cylinder, Front Calipers, Rear Drums, all springs, pads, and hardware replaced with premium parts from Oreilley Auto.
* Ford Motorcraft 2150A Rebuilt Carburetor, replaced with premium gaskets, fuel filter, Holley Power Valve & Fuel Pump.
* All Sensors including, but not limited to: 2 liquid temp sensors, 2 air temp sensors, fan speed controller, 2 air diverters, fuel feedback solenoid, 02 sensor, and several smog devices I can't remember the names of.
* Brand New Ford OEM Transmission Shifter Arm & Knob, has the correct shift diagram on it (cost $175 in parts alone)
* Radio / MP3 Player with USB and SD card slots. You can plug a USB Flash drive or thumb drive with mp3's on it right into the dash and it will start playing the music.
* Radio Amplifier, wiring, & 4 new speakers installed.
* Blower fan for Heat and A/C, replaced with premium aftermarket fan.
* I sanded, primed, and painted the luggage rack and spare tire holder. They look great.
* Leather Eddie Bauer Driver Seat Installed from a used 2001 Ford Explorer.
* Headlights replaced with Xtravision Night Lights. (super bright for night time driving)
* Headliner replaced with Full Size American Flag.
* New rear Brake Light Lenses/Housings installed.
* All Dash Lights Replaced, and some random wiring repairs in the dash (I had a shop do this).
* K&N Oil Filter & 5qt Mobil 1 High Mileage Blend Oil, air filter, installed 6/15/2013.
* New Battery, with optional 'battery saver' terminal, installed 6/15/2013.
* All Light Bulbs Replaced, everything from exterior turn signals, to license plate lights, to interior lighting.
* Premium All-Season Wiper Blades, installed.
* Air Intake, replaced with round metal flex-tubing. Much better than OEM and passes smog this way.
* Rear Hatch Door Hydraulic Arms, replaced, the hatch springs open quickly and stays up.
* OEM Rear Hatch Door Lever, repaired, now it works with the key and locks like it should.
Also Comes With:
* 2" Block Lift Kit with install hardware (not installed)
* Powered Aftermarket Tachometer (not installed)
* 2 - 360x180 degree rotating Spotlight / High Power Fog Lights (not installed)
* 2 - New K&N Oil Filters (not installed)
This SUV was originally owned by a retired couple that towed it behind their large RV. They were the ones who had the transmission replaced and painted the top part black with Rustoleum metal flat black and a brush to prevent it from rusting, (which worked btw). I bought it two years ago and have used it for a camping and towing vehicle. It's been very reliable as far as starting in cold mornings, etc. I also used this SUV to learn about carburetors and Ford V6 engines; so there is more than a typical amount of new items and upgrades on this SUV that you normally won't see on something this old, all replaced in the last 12 months. My loss; your gain. I'm moving and this SUV won't fit my moving plans. Time to sell my toy!
What doesn't work:
* Cruise Control doesn't engage at all, it worked perfectly right before I had a shop replace some wiring in the dash a month ago, I assume they screwed something up. It might even be something not plugged in. I haven't checked thoroughly.
* Exhaust Manifold Leak: (i think) creating a light ticking/rattling sound that comes and goes on the passenger side. The new gaskets are only $20 each, but it takes a lot of labor to replace them so I haven't done it.
* Hot Air Diverter: I disconnected the hot air diverter. I don't live where I get snow so I didn't need the carb sucking hot air in all the time to warm up faster. I have all the parts and it passes smog with and without it being connected so there's no problems there.
* Only Driver Seat Installed, I have both rear seats and all the mounting hardware for them including seat belts, I don't have the front passenger seat. The Bronco will come with both rear seats in great working condition! They even fold down and everything. I just don't have them installed to save space and keep them clean.
* A/C, it leaks, but tries to engage when I started to fill it with a leftover refrigerant can I had. It's fully converted to 134a, I don't know how long it will work when completely filled or not. It never bothered me so I didn't work on it (ac parts can get expensive).
* The only dent on the whole thing is on the front passenger corner. The whole quarter panel only costs $50 to replace if you're interested you can get it from rockauto.com. The hood has a small bend where the stand holds it up, you don't even notice it, but the hood is also available for about $100 if you wanted to replace it.
* Electric Choke, it works, I replaced it recently. But the gasket didn't fit so it was loose, right now I have it propped open a little. You would need to adjust this in order to start it in winter or below freezing temps.
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