www.ColoradoClassicBroncos.com

He dropped his price to $2500.
I know this is supposed to go in the broncos for sale but thought it might get missed.

from the reported condition $4k might be a little much but $2500 is getting pretty good for the stated equipment on it.

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2064927411.html

Now i havent seen it but from 777's post it was a POS.
not sure how much money it is actually worth but Ithink for the price you could weld in some patch panels fix a few leaks and you have a good start to a trail rig that you wouldnt care if you banged up a little.

Getting pretty close to good beater Bronco price now. Stands a pretty good chance it will go fairly quick now.

Seems like a great value at $2,500. Engine looks great in the pic plus disc brakes, lift, rims, etc. Should sell now. Cannot blame him for trying to get $4,000 for it.

Not that I really have the money, but I almost want to see what I could get it for and just use it as beater as stated.
or a little bit of time and a few buck and a case of black spray paint could go along way and sell in the summer.

This may be a bit of a pipe dream, but I've had the in my head for some time. Just no club or group to participate.

What are everyone's thoughts on the following:
Picking up a broken down old Bronco/beater and fixing it up/repairing it/restoring it with the intent of auctioning/selling it off. Proceeds from the sale could go to charity or to fund a club slush fund.

I know everyone is already busy with many Bronco and other projects out there. But with as many people as we already have in the group, it might not be impossible.

Thoughts?

Yeaaaah. So I just noticed a thread on CB.com where a Colorado based group has already done the Bronco for auction concept. That's what I get for not paying attention I suppose.