1987 Ford Bronco Plow Truck 4x4 XLT 5.0L Meyer *1 Owner

1987 Ford Bronco XLT Sport Utility 2-Door Additional Info:

Just made me a bunch of money plowing in the "Blizzard" of 2017. And now I am ready to part with my last Bronco. This Bronco is NEWLY INSPECTED and I am selling it as a PLOW TRUCK not your daily driver or restoration project vehicle, even though I drove it most of December on a daily basis. It is a dependable vehicle. Was a 1 owner up until I bought it 6 years ago. Owner was a confirmed bachelor who drove to work and back. Nobody ever sat in the passenger or rear seats, they're practically like new relatively speaking. The owner was in an accident in the Bronco and was hit in the front passenger side. He sat the Bronco in his garage with the intention of fixing the body...from 2003 until 2011 when I bought it from him...8 years the Bronco didn't move. Drove it from his house to mine (4 miles) with no hood, no front bumper, no front grill and no lights...must have been quite a sight...fortunately, I can add to that NO POLICE. I replaced the radiator and replaced the intake gasket when I first got it along with installing all the aforementioned missing items which he had in his garage but never got around to installing. The hood was at the shop (he drove a company truck for the 8 years the Bronco sat) where he maintained sanitation vehicles for the company he worked for. Was in a corner and had been used as the place on which to spray excess enamel before you shot it on the sanitation vehicles. I had to remove a pile of enamel about 2 inches thick from the hood. No picnic. Runs strong. I just wanted it as a backup plow truck so it has gotten very light use from me. At various points over the years has been a daily driver for me. Will make you your money many times over in plowing. If you hustle you could pay for it in one snow storm. As I did in all my Bronco's I put Air Lift 1000 airbags in the front springs in order to keep the front elevated when carrying a plow. At 45lbs pressure the front end barely dips when I hoist the plow. It's late in the season but come and get it if you want it. I won't be haggling over price with anyone because I don't really care if it sells.