Are they doing this for ALL "bid to" auctions? Or just select ones?
interesting but i'm i'm not surprised. many online auction sites do this for auctions that don't sell thru bids.
Are they doing this for ALL "bid to" auctions? Or just select ones?
I think they're doing it on all RNM auctions.Are they doing this for ALL "bid to" auctions? Or just select ones?
Marketing is everything when it comes to getting the most for it. Hire a professional photographer that specializes in Auto auctions or use a trusted consigner to market it for top money. Check out this nice Bronco on BAT. It went for well over street prices and the seller just lnows how to market them properly.So, I’m thinking about maybe listing mine when we’re done with the resto.
What’s the best way/format to take pics good enough for BAT to use them. I think I read somewhere on here that you have to put it in portrait when you take pictures, or something like that. We just dropped the body back on a week or so ago so I can get plenty of pictures before we put the interior in just wanna make sure I’m doing it properly.
They’re not. There is just a lot of wealthy people on there. Two of my Broncos sales have been to people with $10+ Million in cars…successful business people.
A lot of the builders will be a year or more out before delivery so buying off BAT is instant gratification for some.what i don't understand about that is if you're throwing that much $$ at a custom bronco, why not just go to one of the builders and spec one out exactly how you want it?
EDIT: but i guess if you've got millions in cars, a bronco from an auction is easily "something you try out and then resell if you dont like it"
I saw that one yesterday too and about choked!Just my opinion this is stupid money I don’t care of it has 20 miles on it
People with money will buy what they want. My first vehicle was a 1996 Bronco XLT 5.8L White with alcoa wheels. If I won the lottery I would pay an asburd amount for a clean or restored one.Just my opinion this is stupid money I don’t care of it has 20 miles on it
That's the guy that had over 300,000 in it.
Body and Paint quality appears to be a 60-70k bronco.That's the guy that had over 300,000 in it.
As the market gets softer, a crazy sale happens and makes you scratch your head. Hard to figure out how this got to 150k with fees as many other nice ones struggled to reach six figures. .
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