Classic Ford Bronco prices have continued to rise over the past decade or so. They were trending up like a lot of other 60s and 70s trucks and SUVs, but the re-introduction of the Bronco in the past few… more»
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Original Driver! 1971 Ford Bronco
Unless recently released from captivity, car and truck enthusiasts immediately recognize the first generation Bronco. These vintage sport utility vehicles bring big money in stock or modified form, so much so that Ford renewed Bronco production in model year… more»
Preserved Creamsicle: 1977 Ford Bronco
This 1977 Ford Bronco has more than a few things going for it. For one thing, the color scheme is excellent. Who doesn’t love orange on white? For another, the body appears to be uncut, which is a major… more»
Original Paint: 1975 Ford Bronco
Although the First Generation Bronco developed a reputation for rust, the number we see crossing our desks at Barn Finds suggests the survival rate is pretty high. Thanks to the ready availability of replacement steel and modern rust prevention… more»
New 302: 1973 Ford Bronco Explorer
We’re used to seeing our share of First Generation Ford Broncos at Barn Finds, but this 1973 Bronco Explorer stands out from the pack. It is a one-owner classic that is largely unmolested, although the fresh Crate Motor under… more»
Eyebrow Special? 1966 Ford Bronco U14 Project
Collectors pay extra for dozens of oddities that contribute nothing to performance. Early P1800 Volvos, with their “horned” bumpers. Big Bad colors on an AMX. Twenty-three windows in a VW bus. And here, apparently, is another wallet-cracking feature I… more»
Tasteful Upgrades: 1970 Ford Bronco
Although original and unmolested First Generation Broncos command a premium in the current classic market, those with the right combination of upgrades will sell for a price their original owners could only dream of. That is the story with… more»
Uncut Survivor: 1975 Ford Bronco
We’ve seen our share of First Generations Broncos over the past decade at Barn Finds, with most being riddled with rust or heavily modified. This 1975 model has avoided both issues and is a solid and unmolested classic. It… more»
50K Mile Ranch Hand: 1967 Ford Bronco
Bidding is strong for this survivor-spec Ford Bronco, and it’s not surprising when you check out the authentic patina this vintage 4×4 wears. I’ve often said that it’s impossible to fake “real” age and the battle scars that come… more»
Please Be Real: 1973 Ford Bronco Ranger
Although the First Generation Bronco didn’t sell in the volume Ford predicted, it is now one of the best-performing vehicles in the classic market. Spotless examples can command eye-watering prices, but this 1973 Bronco Ranger could almost seem too… more»
The Best? 1967 Ford Bronco
Although the seller doesn’t make the claim, I often ponder what it takes for a classic to be the best of a particular model. That is the one posed by this 1967 Ford Bronco because its presentation and overall… more»
50K Original Miles: 1985 Ford Bronco
Overall, I’ve gotten used to the fact that most older cars and trucks up north are going to have some level of rust. Surface-only or more invasive, it’s a way of life for vehicles of a certain age. I’ve… more»
Low-Mile Survivor: 1966 Ford Bronco
When Ford released the First Generation Bronco in 1966, it had high hopes for its latest offering. Initial sales were considered respectable, but they never reached the levels the company expected during twelve years of production. However, times change,… more»
Package Deal: 1971 and 1972 Ford Broncos
Hands up if you like package deals. Yeah, me too. That is an opportunity awaiting someone seeking a First Generation Bronco project. The seller offers a 1971 and 1972 Bronco and a significant collection of parts designed to help… more»