- 1996 Model Year Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Edition
- Seller reports the truck was white originally white - now painted blue by previous owner
- Saddle Brown interior - reported to be original
- 5.8L V8 - reported to be original
- Original transmission - reported to be numbers matching
- Seller reports a new radiator, new hoses, new bearings
- New tires w/ roughly 300 miles reported by seller
- Aftermarket wheels
- 2 keys included in sale
- Oil change about 400 miles ago reported by seller
The Ford Bronco nameplate has seen a revival in 2021, the new model has gained a new cult following, while at the same time pre-1996 Broncos are also in high demand right now. The Ford Bronco when introduced in 1965 by the Big Oval it was considered revolutionary and a further step from the utilitarian trucks available at that time. The Bronco is currently on its fifth generation has transformed into a mid-size SUV. Up for grabs is a 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer with 135,000 miles on the clock.
Exterior and Interior
1996 was the last year that the Eddie Bauer trim was utilized which consisted of every option available for the Bronco at that time and a trim-specific exterior and interior combination. It is reported that this 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer came originally in white but has been repainted by the previous owner to the current blue color. The front features a massive chrome grille with the Ford blue oval in the center, while the chrome bumper features vents specific for the Eddie Bauer trim. The hood is host to a hood lip done with the American flag colors and a bald eagle in the middle. The rear features a swing-open spare tire holder while the tailgate is a traditional drop-down affair. It sits on a set of aftermarket off-road wheels along with the spare wheel. The Saddle Brown interior is reported to be original with a wood inlay trim on the front doors and dash to accentuate the design. The four-spoke black steering wheel features multifunction buttons for cruise control, behind which a set of the analog cluster for the RPM, Speedometer and other auxiliary gauges are visible. Considering that the transmission is located on the steering column, the traditional gear lever space is host to cupholders and a small storage space. The center console holds an aftermarket Pioneer setup and the climate controls. The inlaid wood trim features an Eddie Bauer insignia on the passenger side of the dash.
Engine
Three engine options were available for the fifth-generation Ford Bronco, starting with a 4.9L straight-6 to the 5.8L Windsor engine. This 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer is reportedly powered by an original 5.8L Windsor engine, coupled to a 4-speed automatic transmission which is also reported to be original and numbers matching as well. The seller reports that a new radiator along with new hoses, and new bearings have been installed. An oil change has been performed on the vehicle 400 miles ago, while the new tires have roughly 300 miles on them as reported by the seller.
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