Gorgeous 1993 Bronco Eddie Bauer Deserves Extra Attention

Best of the Breed

To us, there aren't many more iconic vehicles from the '90s than the beloved Eddie Bauer Bronco. Sure, much of the '90s Bronco fame stems from, well, you know. That famous, slowest police chase in history. But we prefer to remember what turned out to be the last Bronco gen (until 2020) in a more positive light. And nothing represents this beloved breed quite like this green and tan '93 that recently crossed the block at the 2019 Sunset Carlisle auction.  

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Definitive Example

To us, the green and tan two-tone Eddie Bauer is the definitive '90s era Bronco. These things were everywhere back in their day, mostly because they were downright awesome. And few that we've come across in recent times measure up to this beauty. A two-owner example with just over 43k miles, they just don't get much better than this. 

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Ultra Clean

Everywhere you look, inside and out, everything on this Bronco is ultra-clean. That includes the engine bay, which has obviously been detailed. But even with the added shine, it's quite obvious that this 'ute has been well cared for over the years. After all, you can only hide so much. 

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Telling Signs

The same goes for the immaculate tan leather interior. Eddie Bauer trim was top notch at the time, which meant you were cruising in supreme '90s luxury in this rig. And in this case, even the driver's side bolster, an area notorious for wear, appears to be in great shape. 

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Telling the Truth

But that's to be expected for such low mileage. Unfortunately, as old Bronco values continue to rise, we can't always believe what we see on the odometer. But at least in this case, we're pretty sure there's no fibbing going on here.

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No Bad Signs

After all, there are no cracks in the dash. No fading on the black trim. The carpet appears to be in fantastic shape, with no wear or stains. And even the steering wheel, which is usually the first thing to show wear, looks like it's barely even been used. 

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Garage Life

On the outside, all of the chrome trim looks to be in fantastic shape as well. Even the headlights, which we presume are original, are clear. And after living its life in the sunny, hot climate of Florida, you can't necessarily take these things for granted. We imagine that this Bronco lived its life in a garage, however.

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Memory Machine

After all, you typically see some sort of paint fading on the hood and roof with trucks from this era, but not in this case. The Bronco is also 100% stock, which is much appreciated given its condition. Like a proper time capsule, it brings back plenty of fond memories with just a glance.

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Best of the '90s

Throw in a full-service history and clean CarFax, and you've got a real winner on your hands. Not to mention a Bronco that's universally loved for a variety of reasons. For us, at least, there's nothing that better symbolizes the best of what the '90s had to offer.

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