6,615-mile '72 Bronco, One Owner Time Capsule

[scuncio]

Given how insane early Bronco prices have been of late, this one might set the bar pretty high. I'm going to guess $110k...why not?

Imagine driving a car only 6600 miles in 48 years of ownership. It's sad to think about....

Link to 1972 Bronco auction









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[Bill Pritchard]

Holy moly, that oughta bring some strong bids.

[markjohnson]

Because he knows the market is gonna drop like a lead balloon when the new retro Bronco’s start arriving at dealerships!

[R68GTO]

Looks like it was stored well

[Mr70]

Can you say Top Heavy?..I wouldn't turn that wheel at 5 MPH.

[BLACKLS5]

I know these have been the hot ticket for a while now, but I just don't get it. My buddy has had a few and they are certainly crude vehicles. What's that saying? "Variety is the spice of life" or something like that.

[Lynn]

I agree. Have never seen the attraction.

I think "To each his own" applies.

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by Lynn

I agree. Have never seen the attraction.

I think "To each his own" applies.

X2....and I have the same mindset toward the VW buses.

[Big Block Bill]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

X2....and I have the same mindset toward the VW buses.

Someone once told me: "That's why they make chocolate and vanilla ice cream" I personally don't get it. These generation Broncos were a disaster when they were new. But if it's original and unmolested, someone will pay up for it no matter what it is.

Bill

[Crush]

A 1985 Silverado sold for over 70k today on Bat so I think it’s safe to say, the whole truck thing continues to grow like crazy. I personally have sold a couple of older SUV’s for way more then I expected. This bronco could go for 6 figures !