whats she worth???????
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whats she worth???????
Hi,got a guy who is a friend of a friend. Has a 75 bronco, cut front and rear fenders,missing the flares,auto,3 inch lift or so,33 inch tires,runs well,some rust,(nevada) needs some lh rear quarter work,2 tanks,missing all the interior panels, its a ranger,but,none of the trim is there to show it. Hard top is fair,comes with do dads,odds and ends,ect. Runs and drives,
As a guy who wants the best deal,i am thinking in the $2500.00 range........anybody can chime in,thanks!
As a guy who wants the best deal,i am thinking in the $2500.00 range........anybody can chime in,thanks!
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From: Lawrence Swamp
Hi,got a guy who is a friend of a friend. Has a 75 bronco, cut front and rear fenders,missing the flares,auto,3 inch lift or so,33 inch tires,runs well,some rust,(nevada) needs some lh rear quarter work,2 tanks,missing all the interior panels, its a ranger,but,none of the trim is there to show it. Hard top is fair,comes with do dads,odds and ends,ect. Runs and drives,
As a guy who wants the best deal,i am thinking in the $2500.00 range........anybody can chime in,thanks!
As a guy who wants the best deal,i am thinking in the $2500.00 range........anybody can chime in,thanks!
I'm tempted to simply say "Yes" and leave it @ that...so I will.
(with the rejoinder: offer $500 to 700 less).
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From: FLG AZ
Pricing an early Bronco is a real challenge. Seems they fall into two categories, first is the Bronco someone has put a lot of money, time and work into and hopes to get it back. It appears you MAY be able to get 40-50% of some upgrades back and chalk it up to a labor of love. The second is Broncos that have pretty much been left alone for years and driven into the ground. Those are easier to price since you're not trying to offset the investment in $$$ and time. As brief a description as you provided, that price sounds fair. Without photos and a report from a test drive, there is no way say for sure. Might want to check ebay and look at what has sold recently for a reference. I'm currently selling mine and setting the price was/is REALLY hard. See:
1970 Bronco - Classic!
1970 Bronco - Classic!
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From: FLG AZ
Just to update here, saw some photos. Body is in pretty rough shape, looks like there may be some marginal backyard electrical work done and there is nothing remarkable about it that would add to the value. I'd say $2500 is fair but don't know that I would pay that much. There are others around in better shape for less (as always!)
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From: FLG AZ
UGLY??? I'm offended!! Just kidding. That folds down and the Garmin Color GPS mounts there. Not the prettiest way to mount it but VERY secure which is what I was looking for when off road.
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