Advice wanted on selling a Ford Bronco

[k7grc]

I'm also in Portland area, If I can help in anyway, let me know. I sent a PM.

 

[JaxLax]

Put in on and just say 30k or best offer lower or higher. Money talks.

/heavy sigh.wav

I might be going to look at a Frankenstein because money talks.
VIN, frame, axles of a 77, replaced rear metal with non-77 (wrong marker lights), mid 70s vintage rebuilt 302, manual floor mounted 3 speed from an F150, blah blah blah.
They're still gonna command $10k+ because it drives.

Is there someway to go back about 15 years and punch myself in the face when I decided to sell my first one? And then every subsequent time I sold another only to remove myself from the market while it triples in my absence?

/end sob story

 

[brandenpro]

I'm in Salem and we have an appraiser down here that is very well versed in Broncos. PM if interested, mine appraised at $42500.

 

[hyghlndr]

Appraiser are basically worthless except if you're trying to justify Insurance valuation. Actual selling price is really the true test, even that varies greatly between markets and how knowledgeable the buyer is.

 

[sbowenjr]

You should keep it. Once sold it cannot be replaced easily.

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[bentomas]

Thank you to everyone who helped me with this last spring. I have posted it here:

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=283077

 

[sprdv1]

Good luck to ya.. sorry it's got to go