AZ Testing waters ... value?

[RobertC]

well I think the time has come... We have a 6 month old and the lease us up on the house. Toying with the idea of finally buy now that the market may start picking up...

That being said what do you think the realistic value of this beloved bronco is?

1967
newer/rebuilt 302 from a 1982 mustang gt 65k - everything is new Alt. Radiator, water pump ect...
front disk brakes with hydo boost
power steering with 4x4x2
full six point roll cage with door hoops - protofab
protofab front prerunner bumper
New painless wiring harness
all new auto meter gauges
new custom dash- not overlay NEW!
stock 3sp on floor
stock transference
custom 3in with h pipe - sounds very clean and mean
3 1/2 wild horses lift front and rear
tuffy center counsel with radio
posi rear end
dana 30 front end
race seats with 5 points
33 inch handcook muds
cruses and off road very well - overall good condition

body has some dents and dings

minimal rust - only place I see any rust is driver floor board

a lot of small things that are not off the top of my head
7k obo

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links to pictures:

http://s221.beta.photobucket.com/user/throttleproductions/library/Bronco 1967 for sale

 

[katharosjosh]

No hard top or back seat?

 

[RobertC]

no back seat or hard top... sorry az truck lol

 

[BRONCO_POWER]

I think without a hardtop, backseat, and the other issues you've mentioned. You might not get any offers close to the asking price.

 

[RobertC]

I think you are right after looking around I think a fair price would be 7000.

 

[BRONCO_POWER]

I think now you should get some offers close to the asking price.

 

[hyghlndr]

4-6k unless you get lucky.

 

[73azbronco]

Without all the stuff you did, it's worth about $3000-4,500, depending on location and time of year, this being a somewhat bad time of year (holidays).

You've added dash, electrical: + $500
You've added: rollcage and bumper: + 700

All of the engine/rad stuff is expected of a driver, no additional value (sorry).

Brake upgrade add $500

You admit to good condition.

Tires look good so plus $500

So you have added about $2200 to a $3000 to $4500 truck.

Your missing a top, soft or hard, it's missing. Missing paint, big negative.

So $5,200 to $6700 depending on market.

Looks like a great trail rig, but loses sale value without the top, paint and seats.

 

[RobertC]

great thank you for the break down. I almost feel as though I will go buy a 200 rear seat and a 150 top if it that much of a deal breaker to some...

I hardly see broncos on the market under 10k with anytype of paint work to mention about.

Again thank you all for the feedback I will ponder if now is the time....

Without all the stuff you did, it's worth about $3000-4,500, depending on location and time of year, this being a somewhat bad time of year (holidays).

You've added dash, electrical: + $500
You've added: rollcage and bumper: + 700

All of the engine/rad stuff is expected of a driver, no additional value (sorry).

Brake upgrade add $500

You admit to good condition.

Tires look good so plus $500

So you have added about $2200 to a $3000 to $4500 truck.

Your missing a top, soft or hard, it's missing. Missing paint, big negative.

So $5,200 to $6700 depending on market.

Looks like a great trail rig, but loses sale value without the top, paint and seats.