TX Looking for a 71-74 Bronco to Buy/Advice

[ChargingGoat]

Hello,

I am new to this forum and forums in general. I am currently a Jeep Wrangler owner and looking into purchasing a Classic Bronco, which I have wanted for a while.

I am just begining my search and was hoping for any leads or advice. In my research, I believe my dream Bronco is as noted below:

-71-74 Bronco
-Removable Hard Top
-Classic look kept, but modern updated parts OK
-New or solid engine (this will be my everyday car)

In general, I want to buy a Bronco that has the work put into it, and won't need any major work from me.

I am willing to wait for the right Bronco and something that I know will give me no hassels.

Any advice or contacts in the Houston or SE Texas area who may aid in my search are also welcome.

Thanks,
Michael

 

[stingus]

Hello,

I am new to this forum and forums in general. I am currently a Jeep Wrangler owner and looking into purchasing a Classic Bronco, which I have wanted for a while.

I am just begining my search and was hoping for any leads or advice. In my research, I believe my dream Bronco is as noted below:

-71-74 Bronco
-Removable Hard Top
-Classic look kept, but modern updated parts OK
-New or solid engine (this will be my everyday car)

In general, I want to buy a Bronco that has the work put into it, and won't need any major work from me.

I am willing to wait for the right Bronco and something that I know will give me no hassels.

Any advice or contacts in the Houston or SE Texas area who may aid in my search are also welcome.

Thanks,
Michael

Take a look at my 1973 Daily Driver in the For sale section. It has had everything thats needed done to it.

Thanks!

 

[coltelam]

Here's one to consider. Needs paint. http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=197211

 

[AustenKendall]

Whats your budget?

 

[duck]

Hello,

I am new to this forum and forums in general. I am currently a Jeep Wrangler owner and looking into purchasing a Classic Bronco, which I have wanted for a while.

I am just begining my search and was hoping for any leads or advice. In my research, I believe my dream Bronco is as noted below:

-71-74 Bronco
-Removable Hard Top
-Classic look kept, but modern updated parts OK
-New or solid engine (this will be my everyday car)

In general, I want to buy a Bronco that has the work put into it, and won't need any major work from me.

I am willing to wait for the right Bronco and something that I know will give me no hassels.

Any advice or contacts in the Houston or SE Texas area who may aid in my search are also welcome.

check out 1976 ORANGE on Jeff's Bronco Graveyard if interested text or call 606-271-8034 or email unkieduck@gmail.com thanks