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Important Please REad!!
I first want to thank everyone for helping me over the months with my Bronco. I am sorry to inform everyone but i Wrecked it over the week and I cannot afford to fix it. 2000$ worth of damage. This includes parts along with new paint and body work I would like to know what would the value of it be. 1990 F Bronco 302l 150,000 miles.
The damage is to the front driver side Fender, Hood, whole front end along with the hood and bent radiator support. The steering also broke other than this it is ok I was offered $1000.00 this will almost get me out of my loan, but am worried that I may not get all its worth.
Can someone please respond and help me decide if this is a good price.
Thakns
The damage is to the front driver side Fender, Hood, whole front end along with the hood and bent radiator support. The steering also broke other than this it is ok I was offered $1000.00 this will almost get me out of my loan, but am worried that I may not get all its worth.
Can someone please respond and help me decide if this is a good price.
Thakns
Last edited by corbin3651; Apr 24, 2004 at 11:43 PM. Reason: forgot somthing important
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Sorry to hear that. I had that happen to me with my first '89 bronco a few years ago, and the frame was accually bent and roughly $6500 of damage.
As long as the frame on yopur rig isn't bent it should be okay. One of the cheapest ways to go is find some parts at local wrecking yards. There is one not to far from my home and they have at least 10 broncos there. Some of the front ends seem to be in good condition. Probably around $300 to $500 for what you might need, and priceing is depending on what you need. And that's a rough guestemate too.
As long as the frame on yopur rig isn't bent it should be okay. One of the cheapest ways to go is find some parts at local wrecking yards. There is one not to far from my home and they have at least 10 broncos there. Some of the front ends seem to be in good condition. Probably around $300 to $500 for what you might need, and priceing is depending on what you need. And that's a rough guestemate too.
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I recently recked my 96 and i am also trying to decide what to do with it. It needs a hood, drivers side front fender,driver door and two rear quarters, but i'm still driving it.
This past weekend we took it on a fishing trip hauling a boat and it drove flawless expcept for the leaking gas tank.
I can't see getting rid of it just because it has a lot of body damage (gives it character)
i'd say that 1000 is a little low judging on what will make it drivable.
This past weekend we took it on a fishing trip hauling a boat and it drove flawless expcept for the leaking gas tank.
I can't see getting rid of it just because it has a lot of body damage (gives it character)
i'd say that 1000 is a little low judging on what will make it drivable.
Last edited by MattA; Apr 25, 2004 at 06:33 PM. Reason: messed up
If you need some parts...?
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I bought a wrecked 94 for parts I give a $1000 for it and it was totaled. There was not a body panel on it that was not bent, and the whole front cap was gone, and the frame was bent bad. I really gave $1000 for a motor tranny and the front and rear ends with tires and wheels. I was able to salvage some interior parts. If the frame is not bent and it sounds like light front end damage then I would think it is worth alot more than $1000. Don't sell it to a salvage yard they won't give what it is worth.
