Be EXTREMELY cautious if someone offers to buy your Bronco for more than your asking price and sight unseen. ESPECIALLY if the buyer is overseas. It's probably a scam.
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All I got to say is ask us before you buy. Make sure the title matches the frame and not just the glovebox door. My local DMV chks the frames vin when it comes to transferring ownership from an out of state seller. Save yourself the headache and due your due diligence.
Ask for a pic of the vin stamped on the frame. If you can't get it then move on. You don't want to be stuck at the DMV with a $30k bronco that you can't transfer ownership to your name. Finding a bronco with a legit stamped vin with matching title is money well invested.
I may sale my 66. I'll even check it out for you! LOL
Your posted budget is a little low for it. If interested, shoot me a PM., I'll send pictures.
It is damn near perfect as to the day it rolled of the line.
Any red flags in the photos of this Bronco? I'm just trying to get educated on what to look for. There are a good many photos in the 'item description'.
That crowd isn't quite as educated as the folks here - not about these trucks at least. It looked pretty fair to me and seems to be well within the going market rate. In that auction on that day with those watchers - the market said $26. All depends on what you are looking for.
I'm curious to see what other folks here catch from the photos or comments.
If it has all matching numbers including the frame that's not bad. The low miles is what I think help the price tag. A good bit of surface rust underneath but nothing a garage guy can't fix. The market spoke and it said $26k but it's a $17k-$19k on this website. I would have really looked hard at the floors and rockers before investing $26k. If the tub is golden and doors close well then $26k might have been a very good deal.
If it has all matching numbers including the frame that's not bad. The low miles is what I think help the price tag. A good bit of surface rust underneath but nothing a garage guy can't fix. The market spoke and it said $26k but it's a $17k-$19k on this website. I would have really looked hard at the floors and rockers before investing $26k. If the tub is golden and doors close well then $26k might have been a very good deal.
Shut your pie-hole! It's a small world after all. I haven't attended any games since getting married and having kids over the last 8 or so years. You better believe I've been watching them though. My wife is a Coot grad so it's a divided house. I wanted to go to Tampa but the thousands they were wanting for a ticket was unrealistic for me to pay especially when my wife has diapers and food to buy. Besides some of the money I saved I spent some on my bronco.
Shut your pie-hole! It's a small world after all. I haven't attended any games since getting married and having kids over the last 8 or so years. You better believe I've been watching them though. My wife is a Coot grad so it's a divided house. I wanted to go to Tampa but the thousands they were wanting for a ticket was unrealistic for me to pay especially when my wife has diapers and food to buy. Besides some of the money I saved I spent some on my bronco.