IL '73 Bronco Value?

[Brian L]

City: Effingham, IL
Price: $ 12345

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I have a '73 Bronco in Central IL, I just don't drive it much anymore and I'm considering selling it, just not sure what it's worth. It comes with painted hardtop and doors, as well as other parts like the original back seat. It has a recently rebuilt 351 Windsor, Edelbrock carb. Power steering/power brakes. 3 speed automatic trans recently rebuilt. New aluminum radiator. Fusion stereo. Old school Gumbo Mudders tires with very little life left. Drives nice, would drive better with new tires . Not completely ready to cut ties, but I feel like I should do my research. Your thoughts on a reasonable value? TIA.https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10163435867135864&set=pcb.10163435867365864
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[RudyF6]

I'm in the same spot with one I'm reviving.
I've just been watching the usual auction and sale sites for comparable rigs and see what happens!
I have a pretty good idea where I'm at now after watching for a few months.

 

[sk1nw4lk3r]

At the end of the day, you built it with a purpose and color scheme in mind that will completely demolish 90% of the market. For most buyers, it will need paint, interior, dash redone, suspension redone, et.c If someone is looking exclusively for a crawler that they won't feel bad for abusing, you might get $20-25k for it. But I would think most people looking to finish it or build it in a direction towards being streetable or a more comfortable daily, you'd be far more likely to see something in the $15-18k range.

I'm sure some experts on here will correct me with the "THEY GO FOR 200K AT BARRETT JACKSON" comments.