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AZ 73 Stroppe Baja on CL Phoenix

ngsd

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Price: $ 145000

A lot of it has been modified but still a real one. Not mine, just passing it along.

 

toddz69

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Wow - they've dropped the price $5K!

They did that interior because that shop does that style on all their builds. And I imagine they weren't thinking of resale value when they did it.

Todd Z.
 

73azbronco

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I think that was the interior of the week a decade ago, I've seen it, OK looking, not $150,000 worth ok...
 

JoePro

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I posted a 73 uncut stroppe in January on Craigslist. I assume it was this same one. But i recall it was original paint / patina. I didn’t save any pics. Was it a special order? Or just an older restoration that someone took back to uncut?
 

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Wow - they've dropped the price $5K!

They did that interior because that shop does that style on all their builds. And I imagine they weren't thinking of resale value when they did it.

Todd Z.
A Stroppe Bronco it’s like a early Shelby Mustang not a good idea to modify anything
 
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