I just bougt mine 2 months ago so I can tell you the mistakes I made even though I found this site in August. <br><br>Let me start off by saying I have no idea what the market is like in Canada. In the South, there are several teirs from my expereince.<br><br>Less then $3k.<br><br>Major rust and/or engine problems. I can't beleive the people I talked to who wanted $2500 for a rusted out EB with engine problems. Stay away unless you enjoy a challenge.<br><br>$3-$7k<br><br>This seems to be the best area. You will have a hard time finding one in near perfect condition is this price range, but they are there. The really good ones I saw in this price range were fairly stock. They might have a lift, some aftermarket bumpers, larger then stock tires, 351W engine, but you could still felt as though I was a 26-37 year old truck.<br><br>$7-$12k<br><br>These trucks were so cool. Subwoofers, new engines built at nation wide reputiable shops, phat transimissions, all the goodies. You will find some in this price range that belong in the previous. <br><br>+$12k<br><br>Never looked at one, but from what I can see on Ebay, most of these are just over priced. Not all, but most.<br><br>I didn't want to spend more then $5k. Then after spending some time on this board, I realized that after I bought it, I would probably find a lot of problems I didn't catch. This turned out to be true. I got my baby for $3200. There is some rust, the engine is solid, but I don't have too many thrills.<br><br>As far as rust goes, there are rust free EB's out there for sale, but I couldn't find one for under $5k in NC. Everyone is going to tell you find one with no rust. I agree, but you will be searching for a long time. Just don't be like me. I bought mine knowing of some rust problems, but found many more. Crawl all around that sucker.<br><br>Here are some websites that should help:<br><br>
What to look for when buying a Bronco<br>
BUYING YOUR FIRST BRONCO