Hello?

[4jamorgan]

I need help with restoring my Dad's Bronco. It runs and drives well for its age but it deserves an upgrade.

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[ZeroCool]

Trade in on this?

 

[RRD]

I need help with restoring my Dad's Bronco. It runs and drives well for its age but it deserves an upgrade.

The first thing you need to decide: Stock or Non-Stock.... pricing, parts, and time will greatly differ between the two.

 

[jazzdab]

Low retail value on a '72 Ford Bronco is $37K.

https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/1972/Ford/Bronco/2-Door-Utility-4x4/Values

I am sure it would be worth much more with fresh paint, re-chromed bumpers and a re-done interior. Just depends on what your budget or appetite for work is.

 

[MaxVelocity]

Low retail value on a '72 Ford Bronco is $37K.

https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/1972/Ford/Bronco/2-Door-Utility-4x4/Values

I am sure it would be worth much more with fresh paint, re-chromed bumpers and a re-done interior. Just depends on what your budget or appetite for work is.

That is not a '72 Bronco, it is a '78 or '79.

 

[jazzdab]

That is not a '72 Bronco, it is a '78 or '79.

My bad. Still ... I'd refurb that baby.

 

[Fordfan]

The first thing you need to decide: Stock or Non-Stock.... pricing, parts, and time will greatly differ between the two.

Check out these
https://broncograveyard.com/
https://www.lmctruck.com/ford
if you need parts and stuff you can get almost anything......you will need $$$
I did get parts for my 79 F150 when I re did it....LMC was pretty good

 

[4jamorgan]

Thank you for the tips guys. This vehicle holds a sentimental value that is why he wants to keep it.

 

[Osco]

Op, get off the porch and do it right.
Do a Full frame off restoration.
Keep it stock! And Insure the crap outta that bad boy…

 

[Robins21]

Welcome. I would do a stock restore on that Bronco.

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