Here we go again. I'm hiding something. Am I a marked man now that I sold a truck exactly as it was described to me? I never knew the guy who once owned it before.... The brown truck was used as a survey vehicle in Atkinson Co. GA. It is a good truck and a blast to drive. I would like to sell it. Any takers before I take the last offer? pm me if interested. Never mind the Tangerine '77. It's sold so let it go already. Let's focus on the Sequoia Brown one and start bashing it!!!
Looks like the ebay buyer spells it out, definately raises some concerns.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Bronco-Sport-Ford-Bronco-Sport-/171601932449?forcerrptr=true&hash=item27f445b0a1&item=171601932449&pt=US_Cars_Trucks
"First, let me just say that you'll get a very honest opinion of this Bronco and feel free to check my over 2,200 all positive comments in my feedback profile. Secondly, I'll be up front and tell you that this Bronco was up for 29K and I ended up purchasing it as a frame off restored, "turn key" vehicle. The seller accepted my offer of 26K and now I'm selling it for 20K, as many items were undisclosed and I was very disappointed by the lack of finishing touches on an otherwise nice restoration of a solid truck. Here's what really irked me and needs to be finished:
•The gauge cluster was rebuilt, but he speedometer was obviously not hooked up
•The high/low light switch is just dangling by a wire and needs to be mounted (see picture)
•The rubber seals needs to be installed on the doors
•The driver's door doesn't have an arm rest (I was supposed to receive it in the mail, but nothing has come)
•The back seat has no arm rests (Also supposedly in the mail)
•The new gas tank wasn't tightened down (I'll tighten the strap myself)
•A knob fell off on the floor (I'll put that back on with an allen wrench)
•I'd repaint the doors, as they are a shade off the rest of the truck
•The emergency brake wasn't hooked up (he told me it just needed to welded back on the frame)
•He didn't attach the passenger side wiper arm (I do have it thankfully!)
I know this is all small potatoes stuff for those who love, drive and fix Bronco's, but I'm only the first two of those things and thought I was getting a truck that was thoughtfully restored. Quite honestly, it seems to have been slapped together for a quick sale. What a shame, it's really a nice truck that should have received better treatment in the restoration process."