I am looking for a 92-96 F-150 4x4 (or Bronco Full Size) in the Calgary or surrounding area. The I-6 would be great but a 5.8L is fine by me. Let me know what you have or know of for sale.
Shane

 

Private or dealer ?

 

It does not matter to me. Private would be better but I take it you know one from a dealer?

 

Some people really got to watch what they put in there for sale ads. I went and checked out a truck that was in excellent condition.First you see all the rust comming out on a white truck from behind the gay full length fiberglass running boards.Then the tint is peeling off the front windows.In the short box there is a huge hole from a gooseneck reciever that was there.The interior was in great condition,I will give him that.It has one of thoes huge trucker style visors bolted to the roof!?!?!?!?! And I smelt coolant while the truck was running.I asked him if he could drive the truck to my work one day so I can give her a full inspection on my hoist.He replied that he wants me to write up a conditional offer first so he does not waste his time of 15 min of driving his truck to me.This is not a house......it is a vehical. I think it was his Dad's truck and it has sentimental value to him.Sometimes I just don't understand.

 

Can you not edit your ad's???

 

In the FTE classifieds section Yes, you can anytime.



In ther forums you have 60 minutes to edit ..see the EDIT tab next to the QUOTE tab at the bottom of your post.

If it is gone..then time has run out.

 

I don't have the edit next to my quote tab.Just a quick reply. Maybe I am to fresh of a member.

EDIT. Well I do now.

 

Well I have a lead on a truck and I have to see about a Bronco. I guess I will let you know what happends.

 

My Neighbour had a 94 but it was sold Christmas eve day I heard.

 

Well that does not help me now.....LOL

 

There is a bronco in Indus, next door to my mothers cousins house, not sure if it is for sale or not though. Don't know the address of the place either but the directions are go past the 791 on the trans canada, turn right at the next road, cross the train tracks and turn left follow that road until you can turn right and turn right. Then when you get by a house with a white picket fence you turn left and this is a long driveway that devides into 2 i believe, you'll want to keep following it and not turn off. Goofy looking house on the left is my moms cousin, one on the right is the house with the Bronco, I have not been there for over a year but last time I was there the Bronco sat for at least a week + with the hood unlatched and not moving.

 

Well I found a truck. Thanks all.