Two-Owner 1993 Ford Bronco XLT







Ended Dec 05, 2025 at 8:05 PM UTC
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Description
Introduced in 1966 and refined through the early 1990s, the Ford Bronco became an icon of American utility vehicles, blending rugged capability with everyday usability. By 1993, the Bronco XLT represented the pinnacle of the model’s evolution before its discontinuation in 1996, offering a comfortable interior, robust drivetrain, and classic full-size SUV proportions. Known for its off-road prowess and timeless styling, the fifth-generation Bronco remains highly sought after. Sold new in Colorado, this two-owner 1993 Ford Bronco XLT spent most of its life in California before being purchased in 2016 and relocating to Warner, New Hampshire. Now showing 137k miles, it reportedly benefits from $20,000+ in comprehensive refurbishing aimed at renewing aesthetics and mechanical integrity. The overhaul included extensive mechanical servicing plus cosmetic and interior upgrades, delivering reliability and comfort. This Bronco is now offered with a CARFAX history report, service records and receipts, and a clean New Hampshire title.
Highlights
Powered by a 5.8L V8 engine paired to a four-speed automatic transmission
Repainted in its correct Raven Black over reupholstered Medium Mocha cloth interior
15” wheels wrapped in 31x10.5R15LT Goodyear Wrangler tires
Over $20,000 invested in cosmetic/mechanical refurbishment
Modifications
Kenwood stereo with Polk speakers, Rockford Fosgate amplifier, and subwoofer
A/C system converted to R134a (reportedly blows cold)
Servicing & Documentation
According to the seller, the following was work was performed under current ownership:
Body & Interior
New chrome outside door handles
New driver’s door window motor
New headlight light assemblies
New tailgate weatherstripping
New power door lock switch
New front fender emblems
New door window seals
New vent window seals
New headlight switch
New outside mirrors
New wiper arms
New carpeting
New seatbelts
Suspension & Steering
Six new shocks (equipped from factory with handling package)
Front end alignment
New ball joints
Brakes
New ceramic front brake pads
New brake vacuum booster
Engine & Ignition
New serpentine belt tensioner
New distributor cap and base
New exhaust from cat back
New spark plugs and wires
New manifold and gasket
New ignition module
New rear main seal
New starter motor
New idler pulley
Transmission & Drivetrain
New transfer case gasket
Transmission overhaul
New torque converter
Known Imperfections
Dents on driver’s side outer windshield molding and tailgate trim panel near keyhole
Scratches on top of front bumper and rear driver-side interior panel
Wear marks on driver’s seat side bolster
Marks on rear driver side speaker grille
Paint chips on grille insert
The included CARFAX history report lists the following (see report for full details):
October 2010: Accident reported, damage to rear
March 2016: Damage reported to rear (Per the seller, this was not an accident. It was when Banks Chevrolet Collision Center completed body work and the repaint, as detailed below)
Ownership History
From the seller: “Right after I purchased the truck in 2016, I brought it to Banks Chevrolet Collision Center in Concord, New Hampshire, to have the dents and scratches removed and a complete paint job. The 2016 CARFAX notation claiming, ‘damage to rear’ was not a new accident; it was when the collision center repainted the vehicle.”
Included
Folder with service records, invoices, and receipts
Spare wheel
Additional Notes From the seller: “This Bronco runs great and tracks straight on the highway. Windows and tailgate glass operate properly, and the A/C blows cold. We’ve kept it rust-free and invested heavily in restoration to ensure reliability and preserve its classic appeal. No rust was found during the process, and the truck has been undercoated six times using NH Oil Undercoating and Fluid Film for added protection. It’s a solid, well-sorted truck.”
Additional documents
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