1995 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Edition

- California Truck
- Rebuilt 5.0L V8
- Automatic Transmission
- Green Over Tan Interior
- 30k Miles on Rebuilt Motor

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“Riding out in style.” – From “Ford Bronco: A History of Ford's Legendary 4x4, Todd Zuercher.

Ford.com describes the last of the big Broncos: “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. Dubbed the 'Original Body Style (OBS)' by Bronco insiders, Generation 5 boasted cleaner lines—particularly on the front end—than earlier series. Designers further enhanced the aerodynamics, which included streamlined exterior mirrors. Accentuating its fresh profile, Bronco came with an exciting, new collection of paint colors and combinations—rumored to be some of the most stunning of its 30-year run.”

Offered here is a 1995 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Edition in metallic blue-green over tan. Long owned in California, the SUV's odometer shows 204,821 miles, or fewer than 8,000 miles per-year on average since new. Owing to respectful owner care, its overall condition inside and out is excellent. Most important, however, the Bronco has had routine service recorded across the years, with no out-of-the-ordinary services recorded.

The Bronco's dark blue-green exterior metallic paint—as well as the lower-body tan paint, ivory-color fiberglass roof, and bodyside pinstripe—all show well, but with some paint-deterioration on the hood. The rich color combination was among the most-favored color choices of the five offered in the Eddie Bauer optional trim package. (To best assess the quality of the paint and trim finishes, please be sure to view the close-up photographs of the car in the accompanying gallery.) Body-panel fit is straight and at or above factory specifications. The accident-free Carfax is borne out by the absence of any evidence of body-panel damage. Chrome trim—including the desirable, last-of-the-big-Broncos grille, bumpers, and West Coast-style side-view mirrors—remains in excellent condition, with the door handles showing light patina from normal use. The brushed-metal trim on the tailgate is free of dents or dings. Ford-oval emblems fore and aft remain mounted, as do “Bronco Eddie Bauer” front-fender emblems. Cabin glass and lighting lenses are clear and free of cracks. Factory, 15-inch, 8-hole aluminum wheels are mounted with newer 33x10.50 BFGoodrich® All/Terrain T/A tires. The matching spare tire and wheel are mounted on a swing-away rear carrier.

Inside, the tan interior shows very well. Styled door trim, including the lower carpeted surfaces, is free of unusual wear. Tan cabin and cargo-area carpeting is in well-maintained condition, as is the textured-cloth original tan fabric upholstery on the front bucket seats (with armrests), and the removable, foldable rear bench. The black steering wheel (with driver's airbag) frames a complete instrument cluster (including tachometer, part of the Eddie Bauer package) with push-button controls for the power tailgate window and the 4-wheel-drive system. The shift lever for the automatic transmission is column-mounted. Options include power windows (including tailgate), cruise control, power door locks, power steering, and power brakes. The factory audio head unit remains mounted, with HVAC dial-controls below. Brushed-metal Eddie Bauer trim adds distinctiveness to the dashboard. A deep storage box is located between the front seats.

Under the hood, the 5-liter, fuel-injected V8 is properly in place sending power through an automatic 4-speed-with-overdrive transmission to the rear wheels, or all four wheels via an electronically activated transfer case (activated by way of the pushbutton on the dash). The engine bay is clean and orderly with all components—including air conditioning—properly in place. Viewed from below, the chassis is straight, complete and undamaged. Rust-inhibitor protects most metal surfaces.

The Bronco's factory-applied build-data and identification tags remain in place.

While the more than 145 high-definition photographs and the short walk-around-and-startup video available on the GarageKeptMotors website showcase this '95 Bronco in detail from every angle, including from below, we expect and encourage in-person inspections at our Grand Rapids, Michigan showroom. Please call to arrange an appointment in advance as our showroom is not open to the public. And feel free to get in touch anytime by phone or email if you have questions.

Eddie Bauer and the Ford Bronco were a great pairing. Both brands were all about outdoor adventure. This well-kept example is ready for many more adventures—on highways, trails, or deep-forest roads— in the hands of its new owner.