A 1996 EB Bronco is on ebay with only 2500 miles, and it's not white like all the other low mileage Bronco's.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

The guy needs to keep it 10 more years. Then he will be able to get that much or more for it.

 

Kelly Blue Book says its only worth $7855 and NADA says its worth $10,033

 

It bid up to $22,000 last time it was on Ebay. Book values don't have anything to do with a low mileage bronco such as this. "Value" is determined by the market. There are no comparison cases for NADA and KBB to look at.

 

I agree, if I was buying another truck I'd pay that in a heart beat! That thing is mint, oh and by the way thats my Bronco, Not really but thats what it looked like when I bought it 10 years ago. Well worth the money!

 

Maybe, What really determines value is what a bank will loan you for it, and I know my bank would only give about 10 grand for that truck, I have checked in the past for the hell of it when I toying with buying a 96 that was close by here.

Also, why is this guy reposting the truck for the same high price?
Normal people repost with a lower price.
If it bid upto 22,000 that guy would of been an idiot not to take it. or it was a friend trying to get the bidding fired up.

Just my 2 cents.

 

Honestly, when dealing with ebay reposting, it depends on who is looking at the auction at that time. So lowering your price isn't always a smart move. I listed my low mileage bronco the second time and got it sold for $8,000 more than it bid the first time. Honestly, I don't think its a good idea to start the bidding so high. Mine started at $100 and works its way up. He should have started it at $100 and would have had numerous bids by now.

 

that kinda what I meant to say, thanks for clearing it up. I would have atleast started at 1,000
Also, I have a hard time beleiving that he would not have taken the 22,000 from the first bid, so it must have been a deadbeat.



But, I have been wrong before.

 

Oh some movie star will buy it right up, or some rich *******.

 

I think the "1" on the digital odometer is burnt out, actual miles is 102545.5........

No shade on pictures could produce dent/flaws.......I'm from MO on this one.....no rain yeah right

 

seriously? You don't believe him>? Don't forget I sold a 96 this year with LESS miles than his and mine NEVER saw the rain after it was shipped to the original dealer. (i'm assuming it might have been rained on on the train ride from Ford. So it certainly is possible. I talked to this guy last time he ran it and found no reason not to believe him.

 

What was his reason for not taking the last high bid? I'm just wondering.
I would kill to have that truck, but again would only give what the bank would loan me.

 

it didn't meet the reserve price last time it bid to $22k. I think he wants $25k minimum.

 

IMHO - Salesman talk is cheep.....Show me, even clear pictures would hlp

 

He must have paid that much and has relized he got nailed.
Kinda hard to make money on a truck when you payed more than it's worth.

I just sold a truck I bought, I owned it for about a year and paid 800 bucks for it.
It was an 83 chibby SWB with a 350 crate motor th350 and 4:10 gears, this thing was a rocket. me and a buddy bondoed up the dents and buffed out the paint then shot rustolean grey primer with rattle cans, then we sanded it with 2000 to get rid of the rattle can marks so it looked like a pro job. We used about 5 pounds of bondo to make it looks good, yes were cheap.
We shined up the crome and I had out front for about a week and some kid just had to have and gave me 1700 bucks cash.

I had about 1200 in the truck after parts fixing it and the paint.
I olmost miss that truck.


Kidding.