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Coyote powered $147K reserve not met
I was VERY surprised they allowed him to have such a high reserve on that truck. The seller was pretty proud of himself and the truck.
Todd Z.
Coyote powered $147K reserve not met
Yeah disappearing and not answering questions when you're trying to get top dollar is a bold strategyI was VERY surprised they allowed him to have such a high reserve on that truck. The seller was pretty proud of himself and the truck.
I was VERY surprised they allowed him to have such a high reserve on that truck. The seller was pretty proud of himself and the truck.
Todd Z.
For that kind of reserve money, BAT should have insisted that the huge BL gaps be filled in....Duff's makes really nice filler units that do just that and IMHO looks so much better.
And hey look, there's another Coyote Bronco!
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1973-ford-bronco-60/
Someone painted a 35k Bronco and got 82k for it. Just Wow! Even with the rattle can interior, engine bay and lack of detail it brought serious money. Get it while you can I guess.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1976-ford-bronco-47/
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1977-ford-bronco-59/
"Todd_Z - Some mild off roading with some flexing and those rear tires and fenders are going to have an uncomfortable interaction."
It already happened! Check out the passenger side rear fender in pics 15-17
I wasn't going to but Im glad he addressed the damage with more pics last night. A good body guy might be able to fix this without messing up the paint. Those tires are clearly too wide but this is the main reason I rolled my fender lips for more clearance. I don't know what I would do if that happened to mine.Good eye! Totally missed that!! You going to point that out?
That's pretty impressive!It's about tire size, wheel back spacing, and fender well mods!! I'm up to my fourth tier wheel combo now