Classic Trucks $50,000–$100,000
The $50,000–$100,000 range represents the premium end of the classic truck collector market — show-quality restorations, early Broncos in excellent condition, frame-off square-body builds, and custom restomods from well-known shops. These are trucks built to a standard, not just restored to one. Browse current listings below.
Ford Bronco
(42)
Chevrolet C10
(26)
Toyota Land Cruiser
(14)
Land Rover Defender
(13)
Chevrolet Blazer
(6)
Ford F-100
(3)
Ford F-250
(3)
Jeep Grand Wagoneer
(2)
Chevrolet K10
(2)
Ford F-150
(2)
Toyota FJ40
(2)
Chevrolet Series AB
(2)
138 listings found
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United States
1987 Chevrolet Blazer
$59,994
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United States
1979 Ford Bronco
$94,900
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United States
1968 Ford F-250
$80,000
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United States
1979 Ford Bronco
$94,900
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United States
1973 Ford Bronco
$89,900
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United States
1968 Ford F-250
$80,000
$99,900
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United States
1963 Ford F-150
$54,995
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United States
1970 Ford Bronco
$72,995
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United States
1967 Ford Bronco
$62,995
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United States
1968 Ford Bronco
$50,995
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United States
1976 GMC Jimmy
$82,995
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United States
1968 Ford Bronco
$82,995
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United States
1971 Toyota Land Cruiser
$50,995
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United States
1968 Ford Bronco
$70,995
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United States
1974 Ford Bronco
$94,995
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United States
1979 Toyota Land Cruiser
$61,995
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United States
1966 Chevrolet C10
$59,995
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United States
1984 Chevrolet Silverado
$72,995
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United States
1974 Ford Bronco
$72,995
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United States
1975 Ford Bronco
$94,995
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United States
1957 Chevrolet Suburban
$66,995
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United States
1968 Ford Bronco
$50,995
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United States
1979 Toyota Land Cruiser
$62,995
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United States
1992 Land Rover Defender
$72,995
Frequently asked questions
First-generation Ford Broncos (1966–1977) in excellent condition, show-quality frame-off restorations of C10s and K10s, high-quality restomod builds by established shops (Icon, Gateway Bronco, etc.), FJ40 Land Cruisers in excellent shape, and rare trucks with documented provenance. The shop's reputation matters as much as the truck at this price level.
The best trucks in this range — documented early Broncos, rare 4x4s, professionally built restomods by reputable shops — have held value well. However, the market is sensitive to quality: a high-quality build from a known shop holds value better than an equivalent amount spent by an unknown builder. Buy the best provenance you can verify.
A full frame-off restoration with quality paint, rebuilt or crate engine, redone interior, and sorted running gear. Documentation of all work done. Reputable shops at this price provide photo documentation of the build process, a full parts and labor invoice, and typically offer some form of quality guarantee. A $75K truck without documentation is significantly overpriced.
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