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This clean car fax bad boy of a Jeep has been babied to say the least. With only about 12,000 miles on the odometer, it looks like the day it rolled out of the showroom brand new! In addition to the pristine interior, the exterior has had some upgrades that include, a Full Traction long arm lift kit with Bilstein shocks, with 315/75R16 Mickey Thompson Tires and 17- wheels. It even has JKS quick sway bar disconnects! This Jeep is also equipped with a 10,000lb winch and aftermarket...

Ready and outfitted for your own safari. This left-hand drive Series II is desert tan with a dark brown interior with rebuilt 2. 25L petrol engine and 4-speed manual transmission. It has a great features including a full roll cage, soft top with rollup sides and rear, wing top and bed chequer plate protectors, 6 auxiliary lights, hood-mounted spare, lamp guards, and fender-mounted rearview mirrors.

The successor to the successful Series I was the Series II, which saw a production run from 1958 to 1961. The Series II was the first vehicle to use the well-known 2. 25-litre petrol engine, although the first 1,500 or so short wheelbase (SWB)...

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The Jeepster was manufactured by Willys motors from 1948 to 1950. The Jeepster was advertised as the last Phaeton built in America but by 1950 production was Halted. The original Jeepster featured a 4-cylinder overhead valve 'F' head engine which was just fine for the times. This Jeepster however has had just a bit of an upgrade and a stout new 350 LT1 has been dropped under that hood giving this Jeepster plenty of get up and go! This 1950 Jeepster features a loud and proud vibrant blue exterior with a black vinyl top. You don't have to worry about not being seen in this Machine at all! The interior is all redone in a very...

In addition to its several key safety innovations, the fifth (and final, for years to come) generation of Bronco was famously easy on the eyes. This latecomer to the fold featured a more aerodynamic design, plus a host of other stylish updates, both inside and out. By Generation 5, Bronco's reputation for capability, durability, and off-road prowess was well-established. Bronco was often the vehicle of choice for rangers in the United States Forest Service and Border Patrol officers. The 1996 Eddie Bauer Edition offered here boasts just under 82,000 miles since it was new on the odometer. The truck remains in authentic condition throughout. Its' 5. 8-liter V8 engine delivers power to the automatic transmission with overdrive, and Ford's bulletproof four-wheel drive system help keeps it surefooted. The Eddie Bauer is the highest trim and highest optioned Bronco you can get. Options include a Leather interior, front captain chairs with a console, power windows, power steering, power brakes, aluminum wheels, climate control, cruise control, tilt, Eddie Bauer trim, rear-mounted spare, power rear window, four-wheel ABS, and more. The truck remains...