Hi all,
I recently picked up another 69 Bronco which is in really good shape with minimal rust and pretty straight. But needs total rebuild.
It was originally a 6 banger. It comes with a rebuilt 302w zero miles a brand new hood, though hood that is on only needs minor work. Has all brand new glass and rubbers in a box. 3 speed manual.
Also has a PTO winch. Fenders have been cut.
My dilemma is what to do with it. I picked it up at a great price for this area.
1:Not sure whether to flip it and make some quick cash as is. I'm not in need of the cash it would be more along the lines of after effort and extra money spent would it have been worth more to do more etc.
2:Get it running and driving with minimal work required to make some more.
3:Go all out and do it properly and hope to make some good coin.
4: Tidy it up and put my 357w roller motor and everything else on my truck which is rusty as hell and then sell what's left over and maybe walk away, even on what I paid. At the moment I only use my Bronco for wheeling.
Obviously option 3 will take the longest and it will be put in storage for a couple of years before I get to it as I am finishing up a 70 Torino Cobra and then onto a 70 Torino Coyote project.
So let me know your ideas and thoughts to steer me in the right direction!
Thanks.
I recently picked up another 69 Bronco which is in really good shape with minimal rust and pretty straight. But needs total rebuild.
It was originally a 6 banger. It comes with a rebuilt 302w zero miles a brand new hood, though hood that is on only needs minor work. Has all brand new glass and rubbers in a box. 3 speed manual.
Also has a PTO winch. Fenders have been cut.
My dilemma is what to do with it. I picked it up at a great price for this area.
1:Not sure whether to flip it and make some quick cash as is. I'm not in need of the cash it would be more along the lines of after effort and extra money spent would it have been worth more to do more etc.
2:Get it running and driving with minimal work required to make some more.
3:Go all out and do it properly and hope to make some good coin.
4: Tidy it up and put my 357w roller motor and everything else on my truck which is rusty as hell and then sell what's left over and maybe walk away, even on what I paid. At the moment I only use my Bronco for wheeling.
Obviously option 3 will take the longest and it will be put in storage for a couple of years before I get to it as I am finishing up a 70 Torino Cobra and then onto a 70 Torino Coyote project.
So let me know your ideas and thoughts to steer me in the right direction!
Thanks.
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