1988 Ford Ford Bronco U100
$4,000
16 photos of this car.
Details
| Year | 1988 |
|---|---|
| Model | Ford Bronco U100 |
| Series | Bronco |
| Mileage | 231,000 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Black |
| Interior colour | Red |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Seller | slone3000 |
| Listed by | eBay |
| Location | Willard, Ohio |
About this car
1988 Ford Bronco U100 listed on eBay in Willard, Ohio. Listing shows 231,000 miles, Automatic transmission, Black exterior. Asking price $4,000 on eBay.
More about this car
Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1988; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 1FMEU15H6JLA06007; Mileage: 231000; Interior Color: Red; Body Type: SUV; Number of Seats: 4; Trim: U100; Number of Cylinders: 8; Transmission: Automatic; Drive Type: 4WD; Make: Ford; Fuel Type: Gasoline; For Sale By: Private Seller; Engine Size: 5.0-5.9L; Model: Bronco; Car Type: Classic Cars; Exterior Color: Black; Number of Doors: 2; Vehicle Title: Clean; Engine: 5.8L Gas V8. 1988 FORD BRONCO 4X4 – 351 WINDSOR V8. Model: Bronco. This Bronco is nearly 40 years old and shows wear consistent with its age. Year: 1988. Make: Ford. The undercarriage has visible rust and corrosion, including areas of scaling and flaking.
What the photos show
- Black paint is flat and dull with a scuffed, chalky look — budget for paint if appearance matters, or run it as-is.
- The red driver's seat is torn open with foam showing — budget for a retrim or a replacement seat.
- The rear bench in red cloth looks complete and less worn — no rear trim bill is evident here.
- Underside photos show rust and flaking on the floor/frame area, with what looks like perforation starting — get it on a ramp before paying.
- Big General Grabber all-terrains are fitted, and the one close-up shows good tread — no immediate tyre spend is shown.
- The odometer photo is too blurred to read — the listed 231,000 miles can't be confirmed or denied from what's shown.
- No engine-bay photo in the set — the engine's condition can't be judged from what's shown.
Money: at $4,000 the torn seat, dull paint and rusty underside shown are about right for the money — the deciding factor is how far the floor/frame rust has gone, which needs a ramp, not photos.
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