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The fifth generation Ford Bronco was introduced for the 1992 model year. This generation of Bronco saw the model receive a styling update, although mechanically, it was largely similar to its predecessor. The standard 4. 9L inline six engine was used until 1994, while the 4. 9L and 5. 8L V8 options remained. Trims levels included XLT and Eddie Bauer editions. Production of the fifth generation lasted until 1996 when the model was discontinued. The Bronco name was put on hiatus until a new Sixth Generation Bronco was announced for the 2021 model year. This Bronco is equipped with the 5. 8 liter V8 and automatic transmission. It has air conditioning, AM/FM radio, anti-lock brakes, cruise control, power brakes, power locks, power steering, power...

2003 was Ford's 100th anniversary and it kicked off a yearlong celebration to mark the occasion. Ford celebrated its 100th Anniversary by making limited edition F-Series Super Duty trucks, Explorers, Taurus, Focus, and Mustang GTs to commemorate the event. The 4. 6-liter SOHC V8 was factory rated at 260 horsepower and 302 lb-ft of torque when new. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual transmission and Traction-Lok limited-slip differential, offering an exhilarating driving experience that Mustangs are renowned for. The interior features seating surfaces upholstered in Medium Parchment leather with contrasting darker inserts, 100th anniversary logos emBossed onto the front seat backrests, and matching door panels, dash plastics, and carpeting. Equipment includes power adjustment for the driver's seat,...

Being one of the later models of Gen one mustangs, this stang has had a few upgrades along the way. In 1969 Ford saw the addition of the third restyling of the Mustang, with 4 inches added to its length, and the width was increased by a half an inch, which allowed for a little more interior room, giving designers the chance to upgrade the interior. This red with black racing stripe Mustang is paired with a fresh vinyl Landau top. When stepping into this pony, the black vinyl interior has been mostly left to its original design. Most of the interior is in good shape other than the dashboard. The owner updated the stereo system by...

In the early days of the Hotrod world the go to engine of choice was Ford's flathead V8. Anybody who was somebody had a flathead and that somebody can be you! This 1937 Ford Humpback is dressed in beautiful Black paint. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the yellow foglamps and V8 hub caps. Open the suicide doors and you'll find an interior that looks untouched by time with big cushy bench seats upholstered in tan cloth. Under the hood of this classic Ford is a 81 stud Flathead V8. A 3-speed manual transmission is used to connect...

This 1 owner Mustang comes equipped with a 289cid 2bbl V8 backed by a 4-Speed manual transmission. Purchased new in 1965, this pony car has been beautifully maintained with just minor wear and tear repairs over the years. With only 1 repaint, this Black over blue color scheme is a real showstopper as you don't often see Mustangs in this configuration. For the last 58 years, this Ford has been a huge part of the seller's life and he is ready to let it go to...