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Newby Questions

saltydawg

New Member
Joined
May 10, 2010
Messages
1
Folks,

I am very interested in becoming a Bronco owner. I want an early version that is uncut and mostly original, but reliable. What should I be looking for? Any particular years to focus on or staqy away from? Any really serious issues - other than the usual old car issues - to worry about?

I'm a pretty knowledgable car guy, but just learning early broncos.

Thanks!
 

ep67bro

Contributor
Bronco Junky
Joined
Aug 28, 2008
Messages
3,653
Loc.
Easton, MD
All years of the bronco are great. The most desirable would be a 76 or 77. They had powersteering, power disc brakes, and automatics all as options. But you can find this on almost any year because the trucks are often upgraded. The biggest thing is to get the truck with the least amount of rust!!! Rust will eat more time and money than any other bronco problem!
 

sprdv1

Contributor
REBEL
Joined
Mar 8, 2007
Messages
81,747
Look for later years with auto, ps, pb.... WELCOME to our world, you'll love it. Just gotta be patient in your search, the right one will come along. Every year is a good one to have though... ;) One of each year preferrably, ha ha.. JK
 

lonesouth

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
Dec 18, 2003
Messages
5,045
example of an uncut unlifted 77

http://s1010.photobucket.com/albums/af224/lonesouth/77 Uncut/

IMG_0071Large.jpg
 

22213evl

Bronco Guru
Joined
Mar 14, 2007
Messages
2,369
Loc.
Rio Rancho N.M.
see in that last pic ( no fuel caps sticking out the side,) the only year I'ts like that sweet smooth lines yes we all love our paticular years but the 77 is the best.
 

lonesouth

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
Dec 18, 2003
Messages
5,045
Yes it is, but its on the block...Let me know if you want to stop by and take a look.
 

Slim

Jr. Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2010
Messages
119
Loc.
Costa Mesa
Folks,

I am very interested in becoming a Bronco owner. I want an early version that is uncut and mostly original, but reliable. What should I be looking for? Any particular years to focus on or staqy away from? Any really serious issues - other than the usual old car issues - to worry about?

I'm a pretty knowledgable car guy, but just learning early broncos.

Thanks!

What state do you live in? If you are in Calif I'd only go with '75 and older so you don't have to deal with the smog nazis around here.
 
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