I’m really curious about the chassis and suspension setup. Does it use period-correct leaf springs and drum brakes to stay authentic, or have they modernized it for drivability? That’s the key differentiator between a showpiece and a real driver’s car.
I’d be cautious about the asking price. The market for first-gen Broncos has gotten expensive lately. Make sure you get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who specializes in classic Fords. Don’t let nostalgia override due diligence.
I still think the price is high, but if you love it and can afford it, go for it. Just make sure you’re buying it for the right reasons – passion, not as a flip investment. These require love and attention.