• Be EXTREMELY cautious if someone offers to buy your Bronco for more than your asking price and sight unseen. ESPECIALLY if the buyer is overseas. It's probably a scam.

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NC 1966 NOS back seat w/matching seatbelts and bolts

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Bradsp8

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Keep listing it on ebay as 1 week isn't enough exposure. Try adding a buy it now price equal to what your reserve was so people have an idea of what you expect it to sell for. If no luck then add a "OBO" to the listing and consider realistic offers. With something so nice but also so rare you just need more exposure. Also be ready to have some yahoo make a ridiculous offer you'll have to turn down, just know that more than likely they are flippers looking to make a buck off a quick turnaround. Gas Pig and a few others who have done amazing resto's on 66's would probably have paid your premium but at this time perhaps nobody is performing such high end resto's. Timing is everything. Try asking for trades if you have other needs you'd be willing to trade it for ie...motorcycle, quad, boat, motor, tractor, jetski, trailer, etc...
 

Broncitis

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^^^^^^^^^^ That

It sat around your families place for 50 years, I'd let it sit another 5 or more to get the right buyer who is willing to pay what it would be worth to someone doing an authentic, original restoration before I'd let it go for a grand.
 
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