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I want the truth here! How much did you pay for your Bronco?

bblue

Jr. Member
Joined
Jan 11, 2010
Messages
124
Loc.
Canada
$1200 cause that is what the p.o. paid for the 302 that only had 200 miles on it when I bought it.
 

BroncoMark

Bronco Guru
Joined
Dec 1, 2005
Messages
1,272
Loc.
Irvine CA
Paid $5,000 back in 1998 or so for mine. Best part is it came with a bunch of new parts still in the Ford boxes: mirrors, Sport chrome, emblems, weatherstripping...
 

RIbronco

Sr. Member
Joined
Jul 6, 2004
Messages
584
Loc.
Costa Mesa, CA
I paid $300 for mine, including that nifty home made plow, back in 00 or 01. From that I've put about $700 into it to get it running, this includes 4 33" tires. It was used as a dd for a few years with that initial parts investment and probably another $1,000 in parts and maintenance since then. Don't get me wrong, it still needed a ton of work, but I wanted to drive it. Funny thing is, nearly a decade later, I still need to do all of that work.
 

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Chief Master Sergeant

Retired U.S. Air Force
Joined
Nov 6, 2002
Messages
5,192
$1,800. I should have kept up with all the receipts, as I'm scared to think how much I have put into it. My wife loves it, but tells me it's a money pit.
 

74bronk

Full Member
Joined
Sep 1, 2004
Messages
358
I bought mine for $4k then put my guess is at least another $5k into it and still not happy with it. Ahhhh you have to love money pitts!
 

pierr

Sr. Member
Joined
Jul 11, 2009
Messages
434
Loc.
Gordon,GA
77 ranger $5,600 it had 6/10 of a mile on it when i bought it in march of 77. it now has over 550,000 miles on it i still drive everyday.

Man...You've gotta share this story with us:cool:. I'll bet you & that 'ole girl has been through a lot together! Pierr.
 

pierr

Sr. Member
Joined
Jul 11, 2009
Messages
434
Loc.
Gordon,GA
And while confession is in session...$1,600 for my '73 Explorer;D in ~2003(bought from the original owners widow,48K original miles, uncut virgin..) Now ~7 years later%) I've got about $8,500-9,000 in it & it still needs paint,disk upgrade & putting back together...just don't have the time:-[.After $10,000 I'll stop keeping receipts....Pierr.
 

deltarat

Bronco Guru
Joined
Jul 12, 2006
Messages
3,371
Loc.
Drew,Ms
I paid 2600 for my 69 in 71 with 13,000 miles on it. I am probably in the mid to high 20s now.
 

Pa PITT

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
Jul 15, 2005
Messages
11,267
Loc.
Stephenville TEXAS
What I call my driver .I paid $500.00 back in about 2000 .It had not ran in 5 years . ..So into the shop it went .. I may have spent another 500 getting it to run .. Used it thru that hunting season..Brought it into the shop an worked on it for little over a year ..Got cleaned up enough to suit myself..Rab it maybe 5 years ..That build I put about $3500.00 in it..
....Then I got a wild hair to put this Diesel 4BT in it.. 20 months later I've now driven it 3 times and it's goes to the muffler shop in the morning.. I've put about another $4000.00 this time..
...I have a 1966 I paid $250.00 for it's has set for at least 7 years, I've taken one part off it. I have a 1976 rolled I paid $100.00 It's supposed to be my next project. & we have a rolled over 1968 I think we gave $400.00 for it ..We only took the wheels off it. A frame we gave $100.00 but got a Dana44 & a P/Trac out of the back ..& then we bought a 1975 wrecked in the front ..Gave $500.00 got a good top .. seats front and back ..good tail gate..some axles out of the broken dana 44. another P/Trac out of the back and more small parts ..
... And I think we have enough parts to bring my 1976 into the shop and build one from all the spare parts left.
 

msweb

Bronco Guru
Joined
Aug 29, 2003
Messages
2,377
I can't wait to see BajaFresh chime in here. It'll be one hell of a list! ;D

$4k for mine in '03. Rock solid body, ran good. Probably another $1500 since then including a freshly rebuilt engine, front and rear lockers, gear swap, hydro-assist, all new bushings, brakes, interior goodies, home made bumpers, stone crusher steering, saginaw conversion, etc, etc......... %)
 

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Thomas H.

Jr. Member
Joined
Feb 6, 2010
Messages
135
Loc.
San Diego (N.County)
Paid 5,500 /w bad radiator and head gasket.
It had everything in my bottom tag

+2,ooo now with new fuel system, other stuff and a pine tree for the mirrior
 

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Bronco69Sport

Sr. Member
Joined
Jan 12, 2007
Messages
675
Loc.
Upper MI
$1800 for it in 2007... Now its gone WAY over budjet! Just had my PSC full Hydraulic delivered. I would say I average around $4K a year on it... Including 07 :eek:
 
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