Need Opinions... Trade for a Bronco?
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Need Opinions... Trade for a Bronco?
So basicly, I found this ad on craigslist.
Off-Road Ready 1984 Ford Bronco
Ive always wanted a bronco, and I really like this one. It looks taken care of and the owner is also a mechanic. I dont really need a truck and I love broncos.
Whats your guys opinions?
Off-Road Ready 1984 Ford Bronco
Ive always wanted a bronco, and I really like this one. It looks taken care of and the owner is also a mechanic. I dont really need a truck and I love broncos.
Whats your guys opinions?
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11-19-2012
I was going to mention he is a member on fsb, but then I read his craigslist add and saw he already mentions it.
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
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11-20-2012
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11-20-2012
I was going to mention he is a member on fsb, but then I read his craigslist add and saw he already mentions it.
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
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Only FSB's that came from the factory with a solid axle are the 78's and 79's.
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I was going to mention he is a member on fsb, but then I read his craigslist add and saw he already mentions it.
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
I own one of each. Both trucks have their advantages. If I HAD to choose one, i'd probably stick with the Bronco. Rangers are a dime a dozen. A nice clean, lifted Bronco really is an eye catcher. Not to mention it has a V8, can seat more then 2/3 people, can go topless, exc.
Its hard to say which one is right for you though. I debate which truck is better for me all the time.
Keep in mind it will probably get 9-11 MPG's. If that isn't a concern, I say go for it. Clean Bronco's are a dying breed. Get one while you can.
With that being said though...if you really want a Bronco, i'd look for a 96. More creature comforts, more reliable, EFI, and they look better IMO. You can find some nice ones for around 4-5k
The more I think about it, even though its an awesome bronco. Id much rather have a newer one. Efi is quite nice and obd II is convenient.
Id also regret losing my truck considering it was my first vehicle and all.
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