- 1992 Ford Bronco XLT
- 5.0L V8
- Sequential Multi-Port Fuel Injection
- 4-Speed Automatic
- RWD w/ 4x4
- White/Silver Exterior
- Gray Cloth Interior
- Current Owner Reports Factory Clock On Driver Windshield Post
- Aftermarket Radio
- Power Windows
- Running Boards
- Side Pipes
- Bronco Spare Tire Cover
- Ford Floor Mats
- Paint Correction
- 2 Keys
Today, we’ve got a lovely fifth-generation 1992 Ford Bronco XL Custom up for sale. This vehicle is from the first year of production of the fifth generation, and has traveled 150,000 miles so far. However, you wouldn’t know it by merely looking at our pictures. So what’s so significant about the fifth generation Bronco? Well, if you’re a Bronco nut, you already know, but for those who don’t, this was due to be the last generation of Bronco – and it was, for twenty five years! It wasn’t until 2021 that Ford resurrected the nameplate with an all-new sixth generation. So, this vehicle is a definite future classic; yet it’s also an SUV that can be easily pressed into daily driving duties. We’re told that two keys are included with the sale as well.
Exterior and Interior
This 1992 Ford Bronco XL Custom wears a pleasing silver and white two-tone paint job that’s reportedly undergone a paint correction. This two-door SUV also sports its original wheels, with the spare tire slung out back, and protected by a Bronco-branded spare tire cover. Running boards adorn its sides for easier cabin entry and exit. You’ll also note its quintessentially ʼ90s Ford styling, especially around the frontal area of the vehicle. The interior of this 1992 Ford Bronco XL Custom comes in blue, with two front seats and a rear bench. The driver’s windshield post hosts an original factory clock as well, which is quite a desirable feature. Creature comforts on offer include air conditioning, power windows and cruise control, the latter of which is operated via steering wheel-mounted buttons. There’s also an aftermarket JVC radio in place, with AUX and USB inputs, broadening your choices of media. You’ve also got Ford-branded floor mats for that extra bit of originality.
Engine
This 1992 Ford Bronco XL Custom enjoys a potent 5.0-liter V8 under the hood. The naturally aspirated engine powers the wheels via an automatic transmission for an easy and smooth driving experience. The vehicle is rear-wheel drive by default, but can be switched into four-wheel drive thanks to a part-time system.
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