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67 Factory 1/2 351W

1/2Cab

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Joined
Jun 27, 2010
Messages
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Greetings all..

Scotty here from Valencia Ca.

I have a 67 With a factory 1/2 cab, 351W.
The Bronco is sitting in front of my house, I often get people stopping and wanting to buy it.
It currently has a Non-Op, should fire up with a new batt.

I have too many toys now as I'm into Vintage Motorcycles so I don't have time to play with the Bronco.

Any idea as what it is worth?

Here is a quick pic (Behind some of my other toys)

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Broncobowsher

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Jun 4, 2002
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Rust, condition, location and features will dictate price.
Low side $2000
High side (yours don't look high with dull paint and a flat tire and the aged hasn't moved in years look) around $15,000

WAG $4k as it sits using typical condition for what I can see.
 

pierr

Sr. Member
Joined
Jul 11, 2009
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434
Loc.
Gordon,GA
Again...depends on rust,body work needed,mechanical needs,mods it has had in past(susp./lockers/etc.). You asked so...I say $1500-4000.. AS IS?? All depends on what's there?:?. It's obviously gonna need tires,paint, &???? More details/pics would be helpful.Pierr.
 

Explorer

Bronco Guru
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Mar 2, 2008
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Loc.
Raphine, Virginia
Less bike, more Bronco pic's and we'll be able to price it better. If you're serious about selling it, buy a cheap battery and try to get it running. They sell a lot faster that way.
 

Ranchtruck

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Joined
Feb 7, 2008
Messages
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It's not a factory 351, I don't think 351w's even came out untill 1969, and they weren't put in broncos. It could have had a 289, but not a 351 or a 302. If the engine mount pedastals on the frame look stock, then it was a v8, but someone could have cut and welded different mounts in to swap the 351 in.

If you want to get a fair price for it, buff the paint up, get it running, and clean all that foam rubber crap off the rollbar.
 
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