Best way to find rehabbed truck?

Hi there,

I'm completely new to used truck purchasing and don't know even the
most basic facts about it, so this is a very general and very ignorant
query. I'd like to buy a Ford truck (Bronco? Not sure) from the
1965-1985 era, and I'd like it to be either in excellent working
condition -- I don't care what % of the original systems/engine are
present, for all I care everything except the visible body has been
replaced.

What are the best websites/publications/methods, etc., to search for
trucks like that coming up for sale? Or do so few come up that this
isn't even a realistic search?

Thanks.

-ml

marifasuslupinus.DeleteThis@yahoo.com wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I'm completely new to used truck purchasing and don't know even the
> most basic facts about it, so this is a very general and very ignorant
> query. I'd like to buy a Ford truck (Bronco? Not sure) from the
> 1965-1985 era, and I'd like it to be either in excellent working
> condition -- I don't care what % of the original systems/engine are
> present, for all I care everything except the visible body has been
> replaced.
>
> What are the best websites/publications/methods, etc., to search for
> trucks like that coming up for sale? Or do so few come up that this
> isn't even a realistic search?
>
> Thanks.
>
> -ml
>

Many times a good place to find a truck like that are on the public
discussion forums of truck-related websites. Here's a few worth to check
out:

'61-'66 trucks
http://www.fordtruk.com/forums/index.php

'67-'72 trucks
http://www.fordification.com/forum

'73-'79 trucks
http://www.73-79.com/forums

You can also watch E-bay, as that seems to be a place for many folks to
sell their vehicles these days. I've purchased 3-4 project trucks
through there myself over the past couple years.

Good luck!

Keith