1973 Ford Bronco 302 Auto with 4 wheel drive

Happy holidays,

I am going through restoring a 66 bronco right now, and with those options I would think somewhere in the realm of 12-15k as is. Body probably needs a substantial amount of work, and may get down to as low as 10ish.

If you can get it running and the motor is in good shape, it may be more that the larger above figure. I bought mine for 30k that mechanically was solid, but needed a lot of body work and I am putting in around 40 of upgrades.

When you are actually looking to get it on the market, let me know I may have some interest in it. I am currently replacing the whole rear of my bronco and may just sell it after we are done.

Sorry for the delay in my reply! I am not very good at navigating this website. I have invested about 6K in getting it mechanically sound and running good. My mechanic indicated the rebuilt carburetor was not functioning properly so he reordered another one. I hope to have it installed in the next few weeks. He said it should run great. I was hoping to net 15K so I was thinking around 21K sale price. That is if my mechanic is correct and it runs well! It clearly needs a lot of body work. My transmission shop manager said he would just buy a new can and restore it. He said fully restored it could bring 60-80K I tried to list it on bring a trailer but they indicated it did not meet their standard. Once I confirm it runs great, I was planning to Clean it up and stick a sign on it and also list it on Craigslist or other tool for 25K and see what it brings. That said, if it runs good and you are interested at 21K, I can forgo all the hassle. Let me know if you have any interest.

Kind regards,