Amazing Bronco, but ????

[bobtail]

Where is the wench they are talking about? And wouldn't it be against the law to sell a wench? Or maybe they meant winch. Someone didn't pay attention during spelling in the third grade. Probably say axe instead of ask too.

 

[broncoitis]

Y'all are pretty funny! ;D I think that you have to take into account the intended purpose of that truck and it isn't to beat the crap out of it on the rocks probably. Either way, 75k is a bit steep I think!

 

[broncobsession]

http://classicfordbroncos.com/bronco-inventory.html

$100 bucks cheaper if you buy from them directly. Score! %)

 

[bobtail]

in my neck of the woods you can still buy a small house for 75k. I think its crazy that a used truck costs as much as a house.

 

[JefeAZ]

Why is it level in some pics but severely raked in others?

 

[NGABronco]

Cause it depends on which side or angle you look at it from!!! However, I would hate for my front springs to be this bowed!!!%)%)%)

 

[Slednut10]

Y'all are pretty funny! ;D I think that you have to take into account the intended purpose of that truck and it isn't to beat the crap out of it on the rocks probably. Either way, 75k is a bit steep I think!

Umm, I think the intended purpose is to drain someone's bank account

 

[gator-n-buck]

I hope they get $75,000.00. That means mine is worth something...

 

[ClassicFB]

This vehicle was built to sell at a profit. Having inspected many such enthusiast cars I can pretty much assure you, every possible, non visible, corner was cut to increase margin. Likely drives horribly, and within 3-4 years will have rust creeping out of every seam.
Amazing the fools out there that will fall for an awesome paint job and chrome.

VT_Don - we were disappointed in the response and some of the assumptions made of a fine truck (which has been since modified since this photo shoot, including disc brakes, etc). We stand behind our product 100% and go above and beyond other shops to ensure they're completed to our clients satisfaction. We do NOT cut corners - visible or not - and we earn a living only if our trucks exceed our clients satisfaction. I'll take you up on a bet about the rust. We have a strong reputation and high satisfaction rate. We know our product and we believe in our product, which continues to have an increased demand due to overall quality... and we invite everyone to take some time to visit our shop and see the professionalism and quality we produce.

 

[ClassicFB]

You guys must not have read the entire fleabay post, these folks plainly state:

"We are the Nation's leader in restoring and selling classic Ford Broncos."

%)%)%)

NGABronco - we'd invite you to visit us as well, if there's any concern regarding our quality or reputation. I'd hope that we could change your mind regarding some of the concerns you have. If we didn't believe in our product as being the best and if we didn't have years of extensive experience, we wouldn't believe we're the leader in Bronco restorations. We stand behind that.

 

[KBUCK1]

Based on the only description available, EBay ad, I stand by my comment. The vehicle is truly stunning in appearance with no doubt endless hours in paint and detailing. However, at the $75K level I'd expect premium, aftermarket, disc brakes. High strength, (not Yukon) axles. Eaton, locking or limited slip differentials. A better matched final drive ratio for use with 35" tires. Custom roll cage, (is the one shown a bolt-together?)
The Warn winch and Hanson bumpers are a useful touch. Just need to follow through with the same level of content.
Perhaps most telling is, "as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied." If you truly build the finest product available, I'd at least expect a 30-day warranty.

I'd have to agree with this. No ac, radius arm drop brackets instead of long arms, roll bar and not a cage, I would guess the headers arent new with the staining on them, factory style 13 gallon tank, no weather stripping on the fresh air intake box, no fuel injection. Maybe some Bilstein shocks or something more than a thirty or 40 dollar shock. Things like this is why people would think corners were cut. 75,000 is a lot of money and I would think most people would expect more than whats here. I dont have a cage in mine, nor do I have fuel injection, and I have a factory style 13 gallon tank, BUT I wouldn't expect to get 75,000 for mine either. I will say its a beautiful truck and from the looks of it the Body is Right

 

[OX1]

We wouldn't believe we're the leader in Bronco restorations. We stand behind that.

You don't think it's odd that the "leader in bronco restorations" has not set foot in the leader of early bronco message boards until yesterday. Most people would. This board is extremely knowledgable, sometimes critical, but most of all generally fair in it's assessment of others work.

I was just about to give you the benefit of the doubt when I stumbled on this gem. Full frame up and new crate motor???, but you decided to paint the TC and oil pan AFTER you installed them??


http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...Bronco+ebay+141084292752&hl=en&gbv=2&&ct=clnk

 

[NGABronco]

NGABronco - we'd invite you to visit us as well, if there's any concern regarding our quality or reputation. I'd hope that we could change your mind regarding some of the concerns you have. If we didn't believe in our product as being the best and if we didn't have years of extensive experience, we wouldn't believe we're the leader in Bronco restorations. We stand behind that.

Hey ClassicFB, welcome to ClassicBroncos.com!!! I believe I can say that this is the "Best EB Site" available, and I think a lot of folks would agree!!

Where have you been???? I would think the "We are the Nation's leader in restoring and selling classic Ford Broncos." would have been present here before now???%)%)

Hey, I take offense to anyone saying they are the best, finest, goodest, or leader or what ever, when there is no proof. I don't think "JD Powers" awarded you that honor???

That Green Eb is nice but it's not exactly as you advertise it...$75K... hope you get that, but the EB folks here on ClassicBroncos don't agree. We really try to help folks looking for an EB to make good choices. Sometimes we pick a rig apart and sometimes it's not hard.

Based on your comments, maybe you need to get the photo guy and the production guy together before posting pics and ads.

GLWYS;D;D

NGABronco

 

[KBUCK1]

You don't think it's odd that the "leader in bronco restorations" has not set foot in the leader of early bronco message boards until yesterday. Most people would. This board is extremely knowledgable, sometimes critical, but most of all generally fair in it's assessment of others work.

I was just about to give you the benefit of the doubt when I stumbled on this gem. Full frame up and new crate motor???, but you decided to paint the TC and oil pan AFTER you installed them??


http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...Bronco+ebay+141084292752&hl=en&gbv=2&&ct=clnk

Good eye on that. Also, That one has some major lean . And the Ad states they specialize in 69-77 Broncos. I guess they dont like the 66, 67, and 68's

 

[OX1]

That one has some major lean

That is not possible because

"We buy and sell a high volume of Ford Broncos and are very educated on the values they bring and issues they have."

I guess in their defense, they did state they know the issues they have. No where did it say they fix them..............