Hey Folks,
I'm new to the Forum and also new to Broncos. My brother and I, who is also on this forum and told me about it, recently inherited two Broncos from my father who passed away last year due to Cancer.
While his is getting fixed up at a body shop, we've been pondering what to do about mine.
My Bronco is a 1970 Bronco Sport. It's been sitting around in my father's garage for about 20 years now. It's in pretty decent condition with the body being pretty solid will little rust.
We were wondering what we should look for when it comes to refurbishing the car in order to get it running again, and what is a good estimate on the cost of fixing it ourselves vs. taking it to a professional to fix. If you guys like, I can even provide some photos if you want more specifics.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Squinge
I'm new to the Forum and also new to Broncos. My brother and I, who is also on this forum and told me about it, recently inherited two Broncos from my father who passed away last year due to Cancer.
While his is getting fixed up at a body shop, we've been pondering what to do about mine.
My Bronco is a 1970 Bronco Sport. It's been sitting around in my father's garage for about 20 years now. It's in pretty decent condition with the body being pretty solid will little rust.
We were wondering what we should look for when it comes to refurbishing the car in order to get it running again, and what is a good estimate on the cost of fixing it ourselves vs. taking it to a professional to fix. If you guys like, I can even provide some photos if you want more specifics.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Squinge