Classic pickups and SUVs have really screamed up in price since the beginning of this decade, but the same can’t be said for classic Ford Broncos built from 1966 through 1977. They’ve always been expensive, but what’s surprising is how much the entry price has increased for the slightly less popular full-size versions that came after, from 1978 until the Bronco was discontinued in 1996. It used to be pretty easy to find a full-size Bronco, especially the 1980-up TTB models, for pretty cheap, but not so much these days. But if you’re totally jonesing for an old Ford Bronco no matter what the vintage, here are some tips and tricks to help you identify what you’re looking at when considering that next purchase, whether it’s a vehicle parked on the corner at your local gas station with a for sale sign in the windshield or an online ad in any of your favorite digital vendor sites.
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