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If any of you are going to be there next Friday, I'm going to be participating in a panel discussion Friday morning. Not sure what all will be discussed but hopefully it'll be fun.
Todd Z.
Always fun right...
If any of you are going to be there next Friday, I'm going to be participating in a panel discussion Friday morning. Not sure what all will be discussed but hopefully it'll be fun.
Todd Z.
I will try and be there by 9. Curious to hear that! Thanks. Is the Equidome the indoor horse arena?
Went to $33K and then 2 guys bid it up to $45K. Winning bidder made the auctioneer hold his beer while he signed the paperwork
$41K
Broncos EVERYWHERE! Not only are there the ones for sale, but the ones brought in for promotion. There is even one hiding in disguise. Overall the quality is way up over years prior. Not to worry, there is still plenty of problems out there. So many are fresh builds, rushed to make the auction. U-bolts too long, if the bumpstops were to make contact there would be holes in the floor. Axle vent hose resting against the headers. They are Broncos, so a handful of leaks, that is a given. Scrap metal body lift. Side view mirror mounted so low on the passenger door it can't be seen from the driver's seat. Exhaust tubing almost kinked shut. Questionable serpentine belt install (only need 3 ribs to run A/C and power steering?). Some odd seatbelt arrangments as well.
Daystar's FC Jeep was up for sale as well. Another SEMA show truck up for sale like the Royal Purple Bronco (that is still the best one there).
There is a Wayne's World replica Pacer that sold. That one was at work last year. It was shipping back from a Mecum auction back east. Surprised to see it again. There were a few other cars I have seen go through auction in past years back again.
Still trying to figure the hidden Bronco? Lot 476.1 It also has stacked wheel spacers up front.
Fees are high. Registration varies depending on the time slot. I haven't checked recently but it was $250-$1000+
The seller also pays an 8% premium
The buyer also pays a 6% premium
In reference I checked Mecum and they are $250. 3% seller and the first $250 of that 3% are refunded to cover the registration. Don't know buyer (I was only checking to sell).
At Mecum the buyer premium is 10%
There could be different fees in different markets. I asked for details when Mecum had a booth at SEMA in 2017. I was asking about the KC auction. My plan was to drive to KC, stay with family, fly home. Sell a rust free, straight, clean Arizona F250. Those were the numbers they quoted me. Might have to check with them again.
The seller premium varied depending on reserve vs. no-reserve. That I do remember that.
PM me of this AZ F250 you selling please
A quick search didn't find the dates yet but I'm guessing it will be Jan 10-19 or something like that.
Todd Z.