Me too, it’s all about the bidders in the room.Was this one yours?
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-ford-bronco-139/
If so, the bidding was kinda weird. Sorry it didn’t make reserve. I thought for sure it would go over $50k.
Me too, it’s all about the bidders in the room.Was this one yours?
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-ford-bronco-139/
If so, the bidding was kinda weird. Sorry it didn’t make reserve. I thought for sure it would go over $50k.
This one sold yesterday.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1976-ford-bronco-153/
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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.
front drive shaft was on the palletOur listing had been on deck for a few days. Interesting that they held off until that “project” above closed then our “project” popped up.
What was the tranny story on that 76? Had the manual 3 on the tree shifter and clutch peddle. kickdown linkage was hanging straight down from the C4. Front driveshaft was missing.
Yes, that one was mine. I had a lot of initial interest but the day it closed there was no one bidding. Super frustrating. I'm going to scrap the auction route and go with a classic car broker here in Dallas.Was this one yours?
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-ford-bronco-139/
If so, the bidding was kinda weird. Sorry it didn’t make reserve. I thought for sure it would go over $50k.
I was watching it along with that role over project. Didn’t know it was yours. Like I mentioned, weird bidding. Glad you had a reserve based on prices I’ve been watching. My brother would be happy if his closed for the opening bid of $7K. Excluding the $5 smart ass opening bid. Think we’ll do a bit better.Yes, that one was mine. I had a lot of initial interest but the day it closed there was no one bidding. Super frustrating. I'm going to scrap the auction route and go with a classic car broker here in Dallas.
One of mine is in the cue with BaT. I suspect it'll go live sometime this week. So much of the bidding on BaT and elsewhere is a crap shoot. I sold another Bronco last year on BaT and it was a good experience, and there were at least 10 other Broncos for sale at the same time. I think Yeller is right. It's about who’s hat in the room bidding. When I sold mine last year, someone who hadn't bid swooped in at the last minute and was the winner. I do have a reserve on the Bronco about to go live. They fought me on it, though.
You said your son picked the colors? I’m going out on a limb and postulate that he’s a fan of “The Hulk”. Bold choice.Here's a recent picture of it. The one above was from over 10 years ago. This shows the color better. It is really green.
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Yeah, somebody's going to be disappointed when they get home and see the rust in those inner fenders. And God forbid they take it on a trail and flex it out a bit.There’s some real nice stuff on BAT. Lately some clean stock stuff like KSM’s that are not making reserve. This one looks like a bit of lip stick on a pig. Currently at $60K.
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It sold for $76,500!![]()
I'm glad you brought that up. Somebody's going to be p#ssed off there but I'm glad it happened the way I think it did. It appears the seller had the previous owner bid it up in hopes of raising the selling price and then the plan backfired and the previous owner ended up being the new owner since BaT chipped in some $$ to make the deal. If that's the case, then the former/new owner is going to pay a buyer's fee on a truck that he wasn't buying in the first place....curious how that all plays out in the background.This 4BT powered gem closed a couple days age. Turned into ashow ending with hard feelings sale. Someone got lucky in my opinion. Read the comments. cant imagin how much was spent on that build.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-ford-bronco-243/
Especially in light of that $76K sale we discussed above.






