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BAT Craziness

mebco09

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I think your post is impossible to decipher.

Are you saying bubbles are caused by a glut (too much of something)? That's wrong.

Are you saying a glut is an over production of an item? That is true, but still not the cause of a bubble.

Overproduction of an item's perceived value? This makes sense, that it would cause a bubble, but "overproduction" describing value is confusing.

If you are trying to say " bubbles can be created by people hyping up an ordinary product and causing shortages" then I agree, but still don't think this applies to Broncos
 

m_m70

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Correct. It’s a full on kit car.
seems that way on most new builds I see posted. Not much original left. Not for me.
But, not my place to say good or bad. Build it/pay to have someone build it/buy it finished anyway way you want and have fun with it!
 

Bajabrewer

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Pretty BAD ASS but just remember "The truck is being sold on a bill of sale and does not have a title or registration, as it is not intended for road use." so you won't be driving it anywhere but off road.
 

spap

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Yea I know, I just liked seeing a coyote in a new bronco.
you mean it won’t pass smog in CA haaa
 

56f100bbw

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1971 bronco Baja bill stroppe $175k
 

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56f100bbw

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And it was still a good bargain compared to some of the modified ones for that price. These will continue to climb.
These stroppe broncos are like the old Shelby’s mustang rare and expensive I’m definitely not an Eleanor mustang Guy Those were born probably a six cylinders. Just my opinion I like history.
 

Dave

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This one sold yesterday.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1976-ford-bronco-153/

🦇 💩 🤪

Congratulations to the seller!

My brother’s went up right after that one sold.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1973-ford-bronco-215/

Some guy named 1bigwilly opened the bidding at $5. Soon after a $7000 bid came in with 7 days to go.

He tried for years to make someone local a great deal. One guy offered him $500 as it sat in the barn. Another guy asked how much. He said $3k and the guy said were too far apart to even make an offer.

It was very hard for him dig it out and get the parts together. The tragedies with his two sons and a divorce brought back too many memories. Hope he scores well!

Now to figure out what to do with my 69 frame off project.
 
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