Old Bronco resale?

[raspy263]

Hello, I have an old 1986 full size bronco 5.0 with the bulldog transmission. the motor & transmission is in running condition but the body is rusted out not so great. If i was to sell it what you think would be a decent price for it ?

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[BE_]

$12

 

[raspy263]

i Knew i would get a smart azz answer. if you dont want to help dont reply.

 

[WildTrak]

$13?

 

[BoneyRoads]

 

[raspy263]

you should have put "orange county" at least they had a bronco in it.

 

[EvlNvrDys]

$13?

Uh no.... He said a 5.0, only the 5.8's go for $13. WTF?

 

[EvlNvrDys]

But to not be a wise ass like most want to be. 96 5.0 doesn't tell us much. Miles? Interior condition? To be honest, maybe a couple grand if you were lucky. Now mint body and low/er mileage would get ya something better. My guess is you'd be selling it more or less for the engine. So figure $500—1000 if you're lucky.

 

[Garbone]

Not as much as a 76 or older. Was looking at first gens today, yikes....

 

[codydb19]

Gotta be honest this was much better than what I was expecting when I clicked the thread. I halfway expected to see the question of what ‘21 Bronco prices would be in 5 years from now lol.

 

[EvlNvrDys]

Maybe in Texas. I sold my '94 last year. Body was rotted (like typical 90's Bronco' s) 4 wheel drive worked good. 125k miles on a 5.8 (which was way better than the 5.0). I got $700 for it eventually. Guy who bought it only wanted the engine. Wasn't a big market here in NJ.

 

[pat86323]

I've got a 94 bronco, rust free, and aside from needing paint, is a real nice truck. I got offered 8k for it last week (among the 5 offers I've gotten in the last month). The 21 bronco has really driven the demand for the old ones up. No I didn't sell it, and I dont plan to, I have a hunch they are about to get pretty ridiculous. I actually made a "not for sale" sign to put in the back glass, so people stop knocking on my door asking about it.

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