whats a fair price for this bronco?

[OneTonGoldfish]

it is a 74 with a 302 and fresh c4. clear title. everything works. 140k miles. no rust, straight body.
-front disc brakes
-power steering
-rock crusher steering
-all new bushings
-5.5 susp lift
-3 in body lift
-brand new 39.5 thornbirds
-new gauges
-21 gal fuel tank
-holly 4 bbl carb and new intake manifold
-5.30 gears
-"custom bumpers"
-doors and hard top included
-duracoated interior

The bad
-no wipers or wiper motor
-no parking brake
-small oil leak (doesnt burn any oil)
-paint is a garage job (not a big deal b/c my dad own a paint shop so i plan to paint it anyways)
-clicking coming from a cv joint at low speeds

it is a little dirty and very dusty but overall what would yall say a fair price would be?

 

[johnmlebel]

i just saw that on cl somewhere i dont remember where though.

 

[OneTonGoldfish]

i just saw that on cl somewhere i dont remember where though.

how long ago?

 

[SSDDBRONCO]

well if you look at my 73 Bronco I paid 4400 for it without the top. I had to put money in it but 4400 it was a hell of a price for the one your looking at I would say 6000 at the max.

 

[johnmlebel]

how long ago?

not long ago

 

[blue bronc]

That bronco is currently on CL in Austin

 

[texashcane]

I would say around 6000-6500. If body is really rust free and straight, that's a plus. Thornbirds look cool, but I wouldn't pay $100 for a set to use off road. 5.30 gears might be a little rough on the street. It really depends on what you are looking for.

 

[gtownky]

Hows it drive? It looks as if it may have a fairly new lift on it or a repair according to the 4th pic. It looks like some new spray paint, springs look new also. He has probably got more in it that he will get. Im thinking 7000.00 maybe 7500.00 If it drives good. If it is truely a rust free vehicle I would maybe allow some more. Rust free will save you alot of work. Thats just my thoughts.

 

[t.lay]

looks like there's a few bucks in new parts. Cowl/firewall looks a little surface crusty so pay attention for signs of rust elsewhere. Looks like new springs in back - they look new and the bolts are new. I'm with the others 6000-6500.

 

[sprdv1]

I would say around 6000-6500. If body is really rust free and straight, that's a plus. Thornbirds look cool, but I wouldn't pay $100 for a set to use off road. 5.30 gears might be a little rough on the street. It really depends on what you are looking for.

I would agree around $6K possibly

 

[Vintage Steel]

That depends, buying or selling? If I was selling it I would ask around $6k
If I was buying I' try for around $4500 or less

 

[recoiljunky]

It looks pretty nice but those brake lines are hacked. I'd also want to put a booster on it. I'll say 5k.

Looks like he's asking 9k: http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/1574100459.html

 

[astark]

Looks like the track bar and drag link geometry is a little off, which may effect steering. If so a track bar riser bracket would be the hot setup. I'm not up on recent Bronco prices and value, but I would guess six or more.

 

[Robert_L]

Tall in the gears for highway... 3000 RPM @ 65 mph with that setup. Be great for trail though... just my thoughts

Best to ya and good luck with whatever you decide.
Robert

 

[markperry]

My guess is 6000-6500

 

[Robert_L]

3000 RPM @ 65 MPH per Randy's Ring and Pinion calculator.

Best to ya
Robert