1995 Ford F150 Eddie Bauer Pickup

This 1995 Ford F150 Eddie Bauer Pickup features a V8 engine and an automatic transmission and has been driven just over 27,000 miles. - the truck is completely original and pretty much flawless, featuring its original interior, paint, wheels, and more. - This F150 has the optional 5.0-liter, fuel-injected V8 with electronic ignition, which Ford rated at 195 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, new, when mated to an automatic transmission. The engine bay appears to be in order, with no obvious signs of modification, missing components, or damage. The engine bay has some minor surface rust on one of the air conditioning lines and the A/C pulley, but generally appears very clean.- there are no leaks or weeps of any kind, and that the engine starts up readily on nothing but the key. The transmission is the E4OD four-speed automatic with overdrive.- that the transmission shifts perfectly. The Eddie Bauer trim level was the top of the heap for F-Series pickups and Broncos in the mid-1990s. They all had Light Santa Fe Metallic paint below the beltline, and a limited palate of colors above it. The most frequently selected color was this Deep Forest Green Metallic, which is featured in a spread in the 1995 F-Series brochure.- that the paint is original and in excellent condition, pointing out a few touchups for road chips. He also mentions a few minor scratches and states that the truck has no visible rust. The Eddie Bauer decals are intact and in good condition. The truck has side steps that were standard on the Eddie Bauer trim, painted to match the lower color. The truck has a few aftermarket additions, including a smoked Lexan bug shield, Ford-branded mud guards, and a soft tonneau cover with a frame, all of which appear to be in excellent condition. The bumpers appear to be in excellent condition, though the seller mentions a minor blemish on the front bumper that is not noticeable. The tow ball provision on the rear bumper appears to have never been used - All Eddie Bauer trim level pickups featured a Medium Mocha cloth seat. This is a three-position bench with a fold-down convertible console. The seat is split 40/20/40, and the passenger side allows for access to the SuperCab rear cloth seat. The upholstery appears to be excellent, with no damage to the front or rear seats. The carpet isn't visible in the photos, but it appears to be protected by a set of matching-color rubber floor mats. The door panels show no damage in the photos, and the armrests appear to be in very good condition. The dash in these trucks are solid and this one is a stellar example, showing no signs of damage or paint loss. Trucks built after 1994 have an airbag in the steering wheel, and the wheel and pad appear to be in good shape. The instrument panel looks good, and the seller reports that the original audio system works well, and that the air conditioning is blowing cold air. - The truck has standard power steering, which is operational with no leaks. The suspension works good, 's notes and it's never been serviced with fewer than 28,000 original miles.- he just changed the pads in the front disc brakes. These trucks have standard power-assisted brakes, with a rear antilock braking system. The truck rides on the original Deep Dish Aluminum Wheels that were part of the Eddie Bauer trim level. The wheels and center caps appear to be in excellent condition. They're mounted with Goodyear Wrangler tires, which were replaced and appear brand new. Eddie Bauer Broncos appear to be everywhere, but it's rare to see an F150 in Eddie Bauer trim, especially in rear-drive. This 1995 Ford F150 Eddie Bauer Pickup is a top-line equipped truck, which appears to be in near showroom condition.