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he has a link to a bunch of photos from all angles and the engine and compartment look good. He said it was a rebuilt 351, but I have no way to prove it. The seats are ugly, but easy to upgrade. Do you guys think it would be a good purchase? If not, I will pass on it and wait for something...

I am in southern california. I like the look of the black bronco and what has been done to it. I know there are a few things I would change on it though.

Thanks a lot for all of the help you guys are giving me. I am unfamiliar with broncos and what has been or needs to be done to them. I have restored a 76 cj-5 on my own, but have always been a bronco a guy, so I don't mind doing some of the work myself. I would just like to get one done with as...

I'm looking at street driving with some offroad and trail use, no hardcore rock climbing

He said he bought it, has only put 500 miles and now needs the money for a house. Said he isn't that familiar with broncos and won't take less than 10k for it. I was also looking at this one http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/2370121846.html

if the link doesn't work, its listing number is 12440 on classic broncos.com thanks for all your help guys;)

here is the new link http://broncograveyard.com/classifieds/r-12440-1971-ford-bronco.html

yeah I like the wider axles, i have looked at it and it seems pretty solid and well built

I am looking at buying a bronco and am not very familiar with what a reasonable price is for what has been done. I am looking this one and am offering 10,500. Is that a fair price or am I getting the shaft? Any helpful info you guys can offer me, would be greatly appreciated...

hey guys, I am looking at purchasing this bronco for 10,500 and was wondering what the pro's think about it. Is it a good offer, or is the price way too high? I would appreciate any help and critiques you have to offer. http://broncograveyard.com/classifieds/r-12440-1971-ford-bronco.html

pics could you email me pics if it is still available? paint.roper@yahoo.com