1989 Ford BRONCO

• The Bronco wears red over tan two-tone paint with a cream removable hardtop, a hood bug deflector and a sun visor over the windshield.
• The paint is faded and peeling in patches on the tailgate and rear hardtop, most clearly in the straight rear views.
• Chrome bumpers, side running boards and factory-style alloy wheels are present, and the rear spare wears a black cover.
• The tan cloth front buckets show heavy wear, with a torn, holed patch on the driver's seat cushion.
• The tan dash, door panels and carpets look complete but aged, and the rear bench seat looks cleaner than the fronts.
• No engine bay photos are in the set, so the engine and its condition can't be judged.
• No underside photos are in the set, so the floors and frame can't be judged.
• The last three photos in the gallery show modern four-door and two-door Broncos in other colors, not this 1989 truck.

Money: At $27,500 the money buys a complete, presentable two-tone Bronco on the photos, but budget for paint and hardtop fade work and a driver's seat repair, and the unseen engine and underside are the things that matter most at this price.