eBay / Craigslist Find: 1978 Ford Bronco
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Decent first and second generation Bronco's go for a premium. I wish you had provided a link.
Back in '99 I sold my '78 Bronco for a little more than I paid for it in 1980. I got it with 11k miles for $10k back in '80. When I sold it had a cracked exhaust manifold, leaky water pump, AC was shot, and it needed a tune up with a carb rebuild and a clutch in the near future. It had a decent set of 33's that caused the speedometer to be off about 5mph and it had rolled the odometer and was showing 37K. It had some surface rust and paint bubbling but no rust through and the interior was in sad shape. It was definitely a project truck but I saw $15k worth of work to get it to where it needed to be and I needed something that got more than 10 mpg on the road.
Back in '99 I sold my '78 Bronco for a little more than I paid for it in 1980. I got it with 11k miles for $10k back in '80. When I sold it had a cracked exhaust manifold, leaky water pump, AC was shot, and it needed a tune up with a carb rebuild and a clutch in the near future. It had a decent set of 33's that caused the speedometer to be off about 5mph and it had rolled the odometer and was showing 37K. It had some surface rust and paint bubbling but no rust through and the interior was in sad shape. It was definitely a project truck but I saw $15k worth of work to get it to where it needed to be and I needed something that got more than 10 mpg on the road.
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Decent first and second generation Bronco's go for a premium. I wish you had provided a link.
Back in '99 I sold my '78 Bronco for a little more than I paid for it in 1980. I got it with 11k miles for $10k back in '80. When I sold it had a cracked exhaust manifold, leaky water pump, AC was shot, and it needed a tune up with a carb rebuild and a clutch in the near future. It had a decent set of 33's that caused the speedometer to be off about 5mph and it had rolled the odometer and was showing 37K. It had some surface rust and paint bubbling but no rust through and the interior was in sad shape. It was definitely a project truck but I saw $15k worth of work to get it to where it needed to be and I needed something that got more than 10 mpg on the road.
Back in '99 I sold my '78 Bronco for a little more than I paid for it in 1980. I got it with 11k miles for $10k back in '80. When I sold it had a cracked exhaust manifold, leaky water pump, AC was shot, and it needed a tune up with a carb rebuild and a clutch in the near future. It had a decent set of 33's that caused the speedometer to be off about 5mph and it had rolled the odometer and was showing 37K. It had some surface rust and paint bubbling but no rust through and the interior was in sad shape. It was definitely a project truck but I saw $15k worth of work to get it to where it needed to be and I needed something that got more than 10 mpg on the road.
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