$2,000(-3%)price drop
Priced at $63,995, this vehicle is $9,005 (12%) below the low end of its fair market value of $73,000.
The current fair market price range is between $73,000 to $85,600.
It has 59,129 miles, which is 5,829 (11%) above the median mileage of 53,300.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
View Full Value Report| Sequence | Date | Price Change | Current Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 10/30/2025 (6 months ago) | $74,995 | |
| 2. | 12/10/2025 (5 months ago) | -$2,000 (-2.7%) | $72,995 |
| 3. | 12/28/2025 (4 months ago) | -$3,000 (-4.1%) | $69,995 |
| 4. | 1/29/2026 (3 months ago) | -$4,000 (-5.7%) | $65,995 |
| 5. | 3/26/2026 (a month ago) | -$2,000 (-3.0%) | $63,995 |
Looking sharp and possessing a level of factory-correctness that's hard to come by, this 1972 Ford Bronco 4x4 represents its long-coveted model at a very cool point in its aesthetic history. Refreshed in Candy Apple Red, the exterior of this classic really presents well, with excellent gloss and painted white stripes running along its sides that show clean edges. Take a closer look, and you can see its visual connection to its counterparts from the present, and yet it's got an appearance all its own that's equal parts spartan and capable. Those smaller visual details that make for a finished classic have been taken care of, leaving it with trim, lights, and glass in good condition and badging that's securely in place. Not only is the accompanying white-painted hard top in solid shape, but unlike some of the later-arriving Bronco models, it is removable should you want to enjoy this iconic SUV in its open-air form. Some serious attention was focused on the interior, paying dividends in the form of a pair of white vinyl-clad bucket seats that are in clean condition, and a dash area that arguably looks as good as when this Bronco rolled off the assembly line more than half a century ago. A pair of Rally Pack gauges is mounted on the steering wheel, accompanying the set recessed into the instrument cluster, and the aftermarket steering wheel, along with a retro-sound AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth connectivity, is one of the few deviations from a thoroughly stock appearance, yet actually complements its surrounding components really well. A less visually obvious but welcome upgrade would be the compressor that accommodates the modern R134 refrigerant now coursing through the air conditioning system to provide year-round comfort. This classic ride is propelled by period-correct power, in the form of the 302-cubic-inch V8 sitting in the center of a very well-maintained engine bay, surrounded by hoses, belts, and wiring that are in fine shape. Fed by a Motorcraft 2-barrel carburetor, the engine still wears a factory-style intake manifold, but now exhales into a pair of aftermarket long tube headers that lead out to a pair of Turbo mufflers, adding a pleasingly resonant exhaust note. HIGHLIGHTS * 302 CUBIC INCH V8 ENGINE * 2-BARREL MOTORCRAFT CARBURETOR * 3-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION * POWER STEERING * POWER BRAKES, WITH DISCS IN FRONT * DUAL EXHAUST, WITH TURBO MUFFLERS * 4-WHEEL-DRIVE * FACTORY CORRECT CANDY APPLE RED PAINT * WHITE VINYL INTERIOR * FRONT BUCKET SEATS * RETRO-SOUND AM/FM STEREO WITH AN AUXILIARY PORT * AIR CONDITIONING Rolling evidence that its model traces its great looks and rugged demeanor all the way back to its first generation, this 1972 Ford Bronco 4x4 capably navigates terrain of all types on a set of 15 factory wheels outfitted with Falken Wildpeak A/T tires still showing plenty of tread. Call today! We can assist you with getting an Extended Vehicle Service Plan from Freedom Warranty, which provides comprehensive coverage that can save thousands of dollars on unexpected repairs. Inquire for more details and pricing!
The 1972 Ford Bronco represented a significant evolution for Ford's pioneering compact SUV. While retaining its rugged, go-anywhere ethos, the '72 model year brought a series of refinements and updates that enhanced its appeal, comfort, and drivability, solidifying its place as a desirable off-road vehicle.
The 1972 Bronco continued to showcase its iconic short-wheelbase, body-on-frame construction, a design fundamental to its off-road prowess. The distinct, almost Jeep-like profile remained, but the '72 model year introduced a more refined aesthetic and improved functionality.
The 1972 Bronco offered a choice of reliable and capable engines, geared towards both on-road drivability and off-road performance.
The 1972 model year brought several key improvements over its predecessors:
The 1972 Ford Bronco remains a highly sought-after classic, particularly among off-road enthusiasts and collectors. Its timeless design, proven off-road capability, and relative simplicity make it an appealing project vehicle and a fun driver. The '72 model year represents a sweet spot, offering a good balance of classic styling and improved comfort and drivability compared to earlier iterations. These Broncos are celebrated for their ruggedness, versatility, and the adventurous spirit they embody.
This Used 1972 Ford Bronco is available for drivers in Tampa, New Port Richey, Spring Hill, Wesley Chapel, Brandon, Riverview, Plant City, Palm Harbor ...
