Holy krapoly Batman!

[Bigcoyote]

I know Broncos are popular again, but …

https://www.northcentralford.com/used/Ford/1975-Ford-Bronco-45427a9e0a0e0a923ec2b8fcb79ec628.htm?utm_content=WebsiteAIA%2F%2FAuto%2F%2FVehicles&utm_medium=social&utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=WebsiteAIAVehicleT508&ddcref=tombras&fbclid=IwAR3jABe-2oTnB6Euq5t2jEBaINXgZbRH1Rh3X1mY1qYK0q46tsW09nD643o

[flywise]

Pure stupidity but someone will buy it.

[SmTx]

Just imagine if it only had 718 miles on it

[Drycreek3189]

Pure stupidity but someone will buy it.

I’ll tell you what pure stupidity is. It’s me trading my ‘72 Bronco in on a new ‘79 Bronco and trading the ‘79 in on an F250. Think of what those would bring right now and give me a slug of Jim Beam and a towel.

[TxDispatcher]

Only a village idiot would buy that

[gumbl3]

Quarter million dollars and that's what they come up with for the windshield wiper?

[BlessedVeteran0305]

I don't believe it has only 719 miles on it. Maybe after engine and tyranny swap but not all original.

Edit: didn't look through all the pictures to see it wasn't original.

[Twist]

Ok, definitely not worth the asking price but I’m pretty sure this one is way different than most Broncos from that era.

That’s a resto-mod. About the only thing remotely original about that rig would be the body parts and even those have had work done to them most likely. I say this after having scrolled through the pics and I’m fairly certain that particular year Bronco didn’t come from the factory with what appears to be a fuel injected Coyote engine. There’s no telling what else has been done to it but that’s definitely a custom job.

Again, I’m not saying it’s worth the asking price and I definitely wouldn’t be paying what they want, but that’s not a normal restored Bronco.

[zac221]

Quarter million dollars and that's what they come up with for the windshield wiper?

I’m not a car snob by any means but that really set me off haha


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[flywise]

I’ll tell you what pure stupidity is. It’s me trading my ‘72 Bronco in on a new ‘79 Bronco and trading the ‘79 in on an F250. Think of what those would bring right now and give me a slug of Jim Beam and a towel.

My dad had two of those old school broncos when I was growing up. Probably paid 2-3k for each of them and felt like he got took.
Unfortunately, I’ve had a 72 and 75 and 85 blazers, 69 and 72 step side trucks.
And several other vehicles that apparently if I had just kept them I could retire early