First post!
First off, I'll admit that I'm NOT a car guy and have been living in NYC for years and haven't even owed one for quite a while. Moving to CO next week though and I'd like to pick up a classic Bronco that I can drive daily. I'm hoping I can get something that won't need constant work. I know it's a gamble on older vehicles but such is life...
I'd prefer something fairly vintage-correct (not sure if that's correct terminology, I'm a guitar guy!) and either stock suspension or a 2-3" lift. A hard top would be best since I hear it gets cold in those mountains...
I don't know enough to be too picky but am open to looking at anything.
Here are photos of a '71 I'd been sent. Apparently no rust, manual steering and brakes but in 'good' mechanical condition. They want $20,000. Is that high? Seems high...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/78xx36wdjzehf4g/AAC9eaRx8XA5yiCp_9YaEDbHa?n=340834962
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Steve
First off, I'll admit that I'm NOT a car guy and have been living in NYC for years and haven't even owed one for quite a while. Moving to CO next week though and I'd like to pick up a classic Bronco that I can drive daily. I'm hoping I can get something that won't need constant work. I know it's a gamble on older vehicles but such is life...
I'd prefer something fairly vintage-correct (not sure if that's correct terminology, I'm a guitar guy!) and either stock suspension or a 2-3" lift. A hard top would be best since I hear it gets cold in those mountains...
I don't know enough to be too picky but am open to looking at anything.
Here are photos of a '71 I'd been sent. Apparently no rust, manual steering and brakes but in 'good' mechanical condition. They want $20,000. Is that high? Seems high...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/78xx36wdjzehf4g/AAC9eaRx8XA5yiCp_9YaEDbHa?n=340834962
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Steve