1978 bronco XLT S code manual transmission free wheeling

Hi I’m new

My name is Manuel salomon and I’m from Durango Mexico

I have a 1978 bronco XLT S code (400 engine) manual transmission and free wheeling pkg

I’m trying to find out if truck is rare because of its configuration XLT,400 engine,manual transmission ,free wheeling pkg

I do have a Marty report

It says 2227 produced with engine/transmission code and 111 paint/trim code (silver metallic)

I search and find that 64,847 where produced and 244 where produced in this configuration

My bronco is a project daily driver solid matching numbers

I whant to sell it trying to find out the correct price in case is a rare bronco

Apressiate if you can help

Manuel Salomon

E. salomonm2@gmail.com

C. 52 618 1346816

Durango Dgo

Mexico

Welcome Manuel

While there might be a fellow ford nut here that knows more about your bronco most of the guys here are more educated about cougars rather then Broncos,

I would suggest checking out https://www.fullsizebronco.com/ and seeing what they have to offer. I helped start this community 20 or so years ago and while I dont typically follow along any longer Im sure there are many members still part of that community that could help with your question.

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Second generation Broncos have come up quite a lot in value over the past few years. One in decent condition (little to no rust, running, driving, decent interior) will easily bring $20-30K. What options the vehicle has, or lacks, will affect the value. The manual transmission will be a plus to some buyers and a minus to others. Take a look on ebay to see the kind of prices these Broncos are currently bringing.

Randy Goodling
CCOA #95

Randy
Thanks for your valuable information