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CO Beware of this Bronco for sale on Ebay by airbur

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CrackedBronco

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FYI airbur is selling his what looks to be nice Bronco on Ebay, but is not disclosing the crack in the block, his in-proper repair with JB Weld.

See this thread for the details.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2520627#post2520627

His EBAY ad.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321362449870?forcerRptr=true&item=321362449870&viewitem=

1970 Ford Bronco
VIN#: U15GLJ11686

all he needs to do it come clean and be honest.....

My friend was looking at buying it and found the real story on it, seller refures to be honest about all details...
 

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I would still buy it if I were in the market for one.It looks to me like he stopped the leak.BTW welcome...I think%)
 
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He does not disclose it, the block is cracked, see the thread link where he discusses it with pictures , in the ebay ad he does not state the block is cracked...

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: After cleaning and inspection, JBWeld was used to seal the area along with a new brass plug. There are no leaks and the repair has performed flawlessly.

in the Thread he states this..

it's not getting any better! Took the paint off and it showed it's true colors....it's a true crack all the way down to the plug

If I was buying this would want to know about it...
 
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I would still buy it if I were in the market for one.It looks to me like he stopped the leak.BTW welcome...I think%)

If you bought it,without knowing about the block had a crack and the JB Weld fix broke and started leaking , I would THINK i had gotten hosed...

Is it fixable, yes but to do it right you have to pull the engine...etc etc... go read the thread, this guy is trying to wenzle someone...
 

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If you bought it,without knowing about the block had a crack and the JB Weld fix broke and started leaking , I would THINK i had gotten hosed...

I wouldn't buy a Bronco off of ebay and if I did I would have to lay hands on it first.BTW this sight is not really for seller bashing.
 
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I wouldn't buy a Bronco off of ebay and if I did I would have to lay hands on it first.BTW this sight is not really for seller bashing.

I was not bashing, but I do not want someone to get taken advantage of...

He ended his Ebay ad, reason ended due to listing errors So hopefully he will re list it HONESTLY, it is a nice looking Bronco..
 

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OK, yeah..... I see your point. I had read that thread a while back and did not re-read it in your post. Hopefully he will be up front about it when he has a buyer seems like he would.



He does not disclose it, the block is cracked, see the thread link where he discusses it with pictures , in the ebay ad he does not state the block is cracked...

the ad
: After cleaning and inspection, JBWeld was used to seal the area along with a new brass plug. There are no leaks and the repair has performed flawlessly.

in the Thread he states this..

it's not getting any better! Took the paint off and it showed it's true colors....it's a true crack all the way down to the plug

If I was buying this would want to know about it...
 

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I removed the eBay ad yesterday. For those of you with authentic usernames and more than 3 posts you know I've been a contributing part of the Bronco community for many years now. Some of you I consider good friends. I will not repost my Bronco for sale without stating the block has a repaired crack or I get a new block. I did not mean to deceive anyone.
 
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