The automotive you drive, very similar to the shirt you put on, is a mirrored image of your private sense of fashion. Some 40-plus years in the past, Ford and style got here collectively.
Featured on AutoHunter is that this 1993 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 4WD. It is being supplied by a supplier in Hallsville, Texas, and the public sale will finish Friday.
Launched in 1920 in Seattle, the Eddie Bauer model is widely known for its out of doors recreation gear and attire. Today, along with the corporate’s on-line footprint, it operates 370 retail places. And all through historical past, the Eddie Bauer identify has been utilized to all the things from eyewear and bicycles to sport-utility autos.
Ford and Eddie Bauer teamed up in 1983, and the primary automobile they collaborated on was a Bronco. In order to create a hyperlink between the 2 manufacturers, ads mentioned how they had been each “rugged outfits.” One of the journal options mentioned, “Two names known for toughness get together in Ford’s special Eddie Bauer Bronco II. It is outfitted for all outdoors – with unique interior and exterior trim plus an operational flip-away spare tire carrier. Free Eddie Bauer top-quality gear bag and map folder included. Eddie Bauer Bronco II is a brand-new kick in survival gear.”
The most eye-catching facet of this Bronco is its blue metallic paint job, accented by complementary tan for the rockers, the hardtop and the spare tire cowl. When supplied via a prior listing on ClassicCars.com, the vendor mentioned, “This truck has been through a 10-month restoration.” Included on the guidelines (apart from that sensible paint job, in fact), had been a brand new windshield, some new glass, gaskets, window felts, a recent grille, new headlights, a leveling package and BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires.
The CARFAX report for the automobile illustrates an accident-free historical past that begins in Broomfield, Colorado. According to the data, the SUV spent its first decade in that space, after which it was relocated to Texas and has remained there ever since. Today, the odometer exhibits 142,125 miles. The CARFAX says that the rear window and related motor had been changed in October. In addition, an oil change was carried out inside in regards to the final 1,000 miles, and the blower motor resistor was changed on the similar time.
Power comes from a fuel-injected 5.8-liter Windsor V8 that was rated at 210 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. It is mated to an “AOD-E” four-speed computerized transmission and a dual-range switch case.
If an Eddie Bauer-optioned Bronco appeals to you as a rugged addition to your present assortment of “survival gear,” you’ll wish to place a bid on it!
The public sale for this 1993 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 4WD ends Friday, February 14, 2025, at 11:15 a.m. (MST)
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