Back in the early ’90s, there was no four-door Ford Broncos. If you wanted something like this 1994 Ford Bronco, you had to go to a conversion outfitter that would build you want you wanted. This 1994 Ford Bronco Centriuon is the result of one of those conversions.
The truck went from your typical two-door 1994 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer to a four-door 1994 Ford Bronco that looks a lot like the Expedition that was to come a few years down the road 1994. The truck has factory quad seating and factory leather. A third-row bench seat was added. The truck also has a rear TV monitor on the custom center console for rear seat occupants.
It’s no LCD since the Ford Bronco conversion is circa 1994, it’s a big CRT television monitor complete with a full-size VCR in the front of the console for the front seat passengers to control. The 1994 Ford Bronco does have factory 4×4 and comes with an automatic transmission connected to a 5.8-liter 351 cubic inch V8 engine. The Bronco has around 40,000 original miles on it.
The truck appears to be clean, and the only noted issue is a couple of tears in the upholstery in the driver’s seat. Those are typical wear sports for leather seats in just about every vehicle. The 1994 Ford Bronco Centurion is on eBay being auctioned as we speak. So far it has been bid up to over $13,000, but the reserve is not yet met. There is no indication what the reserve might be; the auction has one day and six hours to go. We know the new 2021 Bronco will come in a four-door, many are hoping Ford offers a 2-door as well.
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Centurion also made F-350-based 4-door Broncos, available with the 7.5L gas or 7.3L Powerstroke, to compete with the 3/4 ton Suburban–a sort of Excursion predecessor. The regular 4-door Broncos were made by lengthening an existing Bronco frame and splicing in a crew cab, while the one-tons were made by shortening an F-350 crew cab frame and adding a Bronco rear.
Saw a bunch of these being built at the Centurion plant, every added part had a Ford part number on it, this was essentially a Ford designed conversion.