Price My Classic

The $40,000 engine? The awesome off-road suspension? The comfortable OEM-grade interior? This is a truck that does it all and is priced at pennies on the dollar compared to how much it cost to build. And won't that kid in the Camaro be surprised when this giant 4x4 just walks away from him? Wearing black paint, this is an intimidating Bronco. It isn't heavily modified or wildly customized (well, aside from the giant blower hanging out of the hood, I suppose) but it's definitely got presence. This was never a rust bucket and it never seems to have lived up to its potential in the rough stuff, so it's arrow-straight and extremely tight, although there are a few areas that could be touched up to improve it a bit. On the other hand, you'll never hesitate to open the throttle and have some fun with it in its current state, and with upgrades like the brush guard and fog lamps up front, tubular step bars, and rear-mounted spare tire, it definitely looks like it's made to party. Fender flares were integrated into the sheet metal and almost look OEM and the factory chrome bumpers help disguise the massive firepower hiding within....

A 1981 Ford Bronco 4WD. The later Broncos are an up and comer in the classic car world. What makes this one great is the originality of the truck with the rugged modern look. A custom painted bedliner exterior coating, blue on the body and black on the top. Aftermarket fender flares and 285-75-16 mud terrain tires make this an offroading ready beast. The interior looks to be all original and is in remarkable shape. The engine starts up and runs well, the transmission shifts firmly. The underside is extremely solid with no signs of...