What did you pay for your EB

[GRIZZLY]

4k and don't wanna think about how much is in it now. It's worth it though. Every time I get in and turn the key...........

 

[Madgyver]

After reading all these posts I paid too much!!!

 

[BroncoJAK]

$3500 A guy traded it in on a new Explorer at the Ford dealership where I work. I just happen to be there when the deal went down. Told the sales mgr. "the Broncos mine". Next day he tosses me the keys. 8)

 

[CG]

I paid $4600. Rust free. Dent free. Beat that Utah boys <br><br> :-*

 

[Hoofprint]

$2700 for a very nice '68 in 1995 and $300 for my current frame-up '66.

 

[ken75ranger]

$700. Ran great. barely a body left.

 

[Moaiz]

$600 Great body, minimal rust on floor, with the engine, tranny, and T-case completely dissassembled in a pile in back where the rear bench seat once was.

 

[supermottl]

10,500 - completely restored 73 (There's Long Island for ya), red, soft top, roadster inserts, soft doors, 302, 3 on the floor, 35"s tires, 3.5 Duff lift, D44<br>Plus about 2500-3000 in 4 wheel disc brakes, pre-runner bumper, PIAAs, Paint bumper and buff up frame ears, M/T Classic IIs 15x10<br>PLus hours under it, wire brushing and POR15<br>yada yada<br>I'm sure everyone else dwarfs the amount of time I spent on mine<br>Rock on...

 

[6677ebman]

having owned about 75 of them, I believe the cheapest was about $400, and the most was $5200 (a rust free '68, 289 4V, auto, PS, PB, uncut, still have it) I've never seen as many $500 Broncos, like the ones listed on this post!! And Jeepster screwed some chick out of her's!! Man!! You guys are rough

 

[americanhorses]

3000 11 years ago, I did nothing but drive it for 10 yrs. (and it looks like it) rebuilt the motor this year. I def feel I got my $$$ worth.

 

[thumper]

The question should be how much are you into it, not what it originally cost!! What it cost is like the cheap dope a dealer would get you to get you hooked. Once you are an addict (broncoholic) then it gets really expensive. Into mine $15,000 and counting.

 

[mark74ranger]

Paid $3K in 1990. Spent another $6K in rebuilds and upgrades.

 

[2Broncos2Go]

Our '71 was "gifted" to us by my dad just before he passed away :'(. My better half had been trying to get dad to sell it to him for 17years but it's definately a keeper and is to be completely restored.<br>Paid $600.00 for our '72 and have 'fed' it approx. $2,000. in rebuild/mods. It's also a keeper and called 'Bits & Pieces'. It's our Toy 4 Go. ;D

 

[mlogan24]

Spent $1300 on it. Sold the 302 for $450 and the C4 for $500. Have dumped about $5K into it, although it doesn't look like it ;D Love owning it and never want to lose it.

 

[77beast]

Paid $5000 for a 1977 cherry in 1979.
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[vbro]

paid $4600 in 2000. wrecked the front 3 weeks later :'( then had to put in $1200 for repairs :-U but even though the front was mashed it still looked good!!!

 

[IowaMike]

$1500 a little over a year ago, still spending (nickles & dimes for now) Once I get either the F-100 or the BII running I can start to do the high dollar projects.

 

[Neep0520]

Paid $500, invested $3000, burned to the ground, will be investing more.

 

[74bronc]

$1200 for mine. Body was rusty, drive train worn out and it looked like a major POS (my wife says it still does).

 

[wildbill]

;D ;D ;D It is a 1966 and bought from the loco ford dealer in 1972 for 957.00 that was with tax a real deal. ;D ;D ;D Bill 8) :