78' Bronco ?
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78' Bronco ?
I live in Snohomish, Wa.
Has a newly rebuilt tranny.
Swapped 460 cubic inch engine.
How much do you think I could get for it?
Not in the best shape but not too bad either. http://www.jsjeep.photosite.com/~pho...6098641108.jpg
It has a different color tail gate and a dent in the rear left quarter panel. Everything else works.
Has a newly rebuilt tranny.
Swapped 460 cubic inch engine.
How much do you think I could get for it?
Not in the best shape but not too bad either. http://www.jsjeep.photosite.com/~pho...6098641108.jpg
It has a different color tail gate and a dent in the rear left quarter panel. Everything else works.
Last edited by Torque1st; Sep 21, 2005 at 06:22 PM.
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From: Auburn/ Opelika
Just depends on your area and demand. Don't take the first bite though, like you said she ain't in the best shape but she ain't the worst. use that to your advantage because its in the middle.
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From: Lynnwood, WA
Hey, I guess you're just over the hill 
Anyhow, this is not too far from being classic, so price depends a lot on condition. But given the current gasoline prices and what the future may hold, that can significatly decrease resale values on thirsty cars.
Anyhow, this is not too far from being classic, so price depends a lot on condition. But given the current gasoline prices and what the future may hold, that can significatly decrease resale values on thirsty cars.
