Autohunter Focus: 1993 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 4WD

The car you driveJust like the shirt you wear, it is a reflection of your personal sense of style. Ford and Fashion came together about 40 years ago.

This is a feature on Autohunter on the 1993 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 4WD. It is provided by a dealer in Halsville, Texas, and the auction will end Friday.

The Eddie Bauer brand was launched in Seattle in 1920 and is widely recognized for its outdoor entertainment equipment and clothing. Today, in addition to the company’s online footprint, it operates 370 retail locations. Throughout history, Eddie Bauer’s name has been applied to everything from glasses and bikes to sporty cars.

Ford and Eddie Bauer worked together in 1983 and the first car they collaborated on was the Mustang. To create a link between the two brands, the ad discusses the way they both have “raddy and clothing”. One of the magazines features: “Two names known for their resilience blend together in Ford’s special Eddie Ball Bronco II. It’s suitable for all outdoor activities – with unique interiors and exteriors Additional spare tire carriers for decoration and operation. Includes free Eddie Bauer top gear bags and map folders. The Eddie Bauer Bronco II is a brand new survival gear. ”

The most striking aspect of the Mustang is its blue metallic paint job, accented by rockers, hardtops and spare tire covers. When offered through a previous listing on ClassicCars.com, the seller said: “This truck has been through a 10-month restoration.” The listing includes new windshields, some new glass, washers, window felt, fresh mattresses, fresh mattresses Grating, new headlights, upgraded kit and Bfgoodrich all-terrain T/A tires.

The Carfax report for the vehicle illustrates the accident-free history that started in Bloomfield, Colorado. According to records, the SUV spent the first decade in the area and was moved to Texas since then, and has been there since. Today, the odometer shows 142,125 miles. Cafax said the rear window and related motors were replaced in October. In addition, oil changes were performed within the last 1,000 miles, while blower motor resistors were replaced.

Power comes from a fuel-infused 5.8-liter Windsor V8, which is rated at 210 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. It is paired with a “AOD-E” four-speed automatic transmission and a dual-range transmission box.

If Eddie Bauer’s chosen Bronco is attracted to you as the rugged gaus feet of the current collection of “survival gear”, you’re going to be bidding on it!

This 1993 Ford Mustang Eddie Bauer auction ended at 11:15 am (MST) on Friday, February 14, 2025

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