Guys, need some help here...going to try helping my aunt sell a 1992 Bronco with 124k miles and no rust. Its White and blue with blue cloth and 5.0L. Extremely clean and zero rust. Thanks!

Here is Kelly Blue Book and NADA prices.

That sounds about right. I'd start it at 3k and bargain down, unless you need to get rid of it quick.

I would start at 4k on craigslist and go from there.. i think 3500-4000 for it is not out of the question. There are quite a few on craigslist that are asking more than that in worse shape, more miles and problems... plus your going to get the low ballers anyway, might as well start high to get the best price possible...

I had a 5.8 XLT with 119k on the ODO I sold for 3200 back in 08. Probably could have gotten more, but I was too busy playing with my new Tacoma to bother shining it up.

Considering mileage and condition, I would say 4k on Craigslist would be a good starting point for negotiations. List it in Pueblo, COS, Denver, and Fort Collins to maximize your coverage. If she is not in a hurry to get rid of it, be patient and I am sure you will be able to get what you want out of it. Especially with the snow coming.

Timing couldn't be better to sell a 4X4. I suggest marketing it closer to what you want for it and stick to it. Likely get a few more calls in a shorter amount of time and the Bronco will sell faster. I am all for holding out for top dollar, but selling a used vehicle to what may be teenagers, joyrides, miles, missed appointments, trips to banks/credit unions/mechanics, etc. so pricing it fairly may save ya from a ton of possible headaches. Take a ton of good pics and have them ready for those that Email with the best ones on CL. Having the pics in picture-text format in your phone will help get the pictures to potential buyers. Good luck.

$2500 and I would wait till income tax time,that would be a good truck for a young person .Right now is bad time, either no one has money or they are using it for Christmas.