1974 Bronco For Sale

[dmorella]

Looking to see what a fair price is for a 1974 Bronco. It has a lot of aftermark work done, and I wouldn't recommend it being "restored", but used as a crawler. It has a Holly fuel injection, lifted, air compressor, welder winch, NA transmission, Dana lockers and more. I've had a ton of work done over the past couple years mechanically by All-American 4x4 in Littleton.

We're looking to move out of state, and don't want to bring it with us.

Here's a picture.

Contact me if you're interested or have feedback or thoughts.

[landshark]

A bunch more detailed photos would help determine the price.

[mickphatmac]

More pics....

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6069247907.html

[dmorella]

Yep, that's the Craigslist ad. We're not getting any bites, and we're not sure if we're priced properly or if a Bronco is such a niche market, that we just have to wait.

[cravenbronco]

Yep, that's the Craigslist ad. We're not getting any bites, and we're not sure if we're priced properly or if a Bronco is such a niche market, that we just have to wait.

In my opinion it is to high of price. Expecially when you can find one with no body damage and with the full top and a beautiful paint job. The one I have seen they wanted 19k and negotiable.
Once again this is just my 2¢

[mickphatmac]

I think that there are lots of factors.
Some people just want "a Bronco" and don't know the difference between a '66 roadster or a '74 Rock Crawler.
From what I've seen, $12k and under move fairly quickly.
The average joe wants up to $8k and anything over $15k you're getting pretty narrow.
Specific color, lift or unlifted, Cut vs Uncut is a biggie. I think that the uncut Broncos move a little quicker than the Cut ones, especially in the higher price ranges.

These are opinions and my opinions only, the views expressed my mickphatmac are not necessarily the views expressed by CCB.com...... LOL!!!!

Good luck with your sale!