A FordPartsOnSale.com study examines how the classic Ford Bronco measures against the S&P.
The original MSRP of Broncos from 1966 to 1976 were examined along with recent auction data. 
While a classic Ford Bronco might be fun to take to a car show, it may not be the best investment.

The rumor mills are on fire right now – with the real deal, no foolin’ Ford is making a modern version of the Bronco next year – providing the kindling. Any why not" From Ford’s perspective, it seems like a lead pipe cinch. SUVs in any shape or size are the hot commodity right now. Add to that the public’s appetite for nostalgia, and remaking the Bronco seems like a license to print money for FoMoCo. But would it be a good investment for you" And in particular, would a classic Ford Bronco be a good investment in the long run" Setting The Stage
Here’s the deal. Every so often, some bright young sparks with access to past financial data do an investment comparison on the “What would make you more money"” question. It always goes like this: If you were to invest $1,000 in sugar beets or gold in 1944, which would make more money by today" Take out “sugar beets or gold” and replace it with “Apple stock or gold” or “Jackson Pollock paintings or gold” or “classic cars or the stock market.” The car end of this equation comes up every so often and we’ve covered it more th...