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Pricing opinion wanted

McChargue

New Member
Joined
Oct 5, 2018
Messages
20
I have an opportunity to buy back a Bronco I sold many years ago. I'm just not sure what kind of offer to make. Thought I'd see what you guys thought.

It's a '71
Has '77 diffs, 31 spline Currie Detroit rear, powerlock front
Power brakes and steering (oem stuff from a '77)
3spd floor shift and D20
Fiberglass half cab custom bumpers
3.5" Susp and 3" body
35" super swampers on weld wheels
Doors,tailgate,rear quarters are showing signs of rust, floors have been patched long ago.
Some rust starting to show in the striker posts, door posts look okay still,
Underhood looks rust free
New painless harness partially installed
All new accessories for the engine
Duff ceramic headers with dual flow masters
New aluminum radiator (not sure which one)

Missing hood
Motor junk

Any ideas?
 

1strodeo

Contributor
Squirrel Watcher
Joined
Sep 15, 2016
Messages
3,600
Loc.
Wisconsin
You’ve come to the right place for opinions, plenty ‘round here, but they don’t mean much without good pics. No engine and rust, 3 speed doesn’t have much value so you’ll probably replace that too...$5k ballpark
 

ep67bro

Contributor
Bronco Junky
Joined
Aug 28, 2008
Messages
3,873
Loc.
Easton, MD
NO pics hard to say. But where you are in the country can make a big difference in price. On the east coast it may be a 10K rig. other places only 5K. I say start low you can always offer more!
 
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