83' Bronco What's It Worth

[cleo]

I recently found a 83 Bronco that has been setting for about two years, it has 136,000 miles on it, a 300 cid in-line, and a OD manual tranny. The body has some light rust but otherwise looks clean. The owner wants $1,500 but after calculating the rebuild cost I'd like to offer less. Any opinions?

 

[bluesman17]

Thats a lot of miles on it. Put your gambling face on and offer less the worst they can say is no.

 

[83Bronco]

Hi, I actaully just purchased an 83 bronco last week. I bought it for $650. That is with a 2 yr old inline 6 engine, and a 4 speed manual tranny, and 4wd. Yet it may be so low b/c there is no back seat, and it has major rust through the body. The tailgate is rusted out too. So if those numbers help at all i dont know... but you should be able to get it for less then 1500. I may have just been sold out by someone trying to trick me and it will die in a couple days... haha . Good luck though! /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Sarah

 

[Justshootme84]

Definitely offer less, like start at $500. If it has been sitting for 2 years, the seller may be very anxious to get rid of it. You get tired of moving things every time you mow the lawn, the neighbors complain about a junk vehicle, the guy may have paid $200 for it last week. Things like that.

Make sure it has a title, if you pay over $500. You can get up to $400 from the metal scrap yard for an old car/truck if it has a title, should you decide not to spend the time and money to fix it up. You can always part it out, too, if you have the patience.

 

[ron753]

i agree with going for a lower price if the enging needs rebuilt

you shouldn't go more than 5 or 6 hundred i have seen a lot of them in nice condition go for 8 to 12 hundred