Agreed, but I don't fault them for selling either.Once the owner and founder sold it to a private equity investor, I knew BaT would go down the drain
Hell now they are listing Chrysler minivans and Honda civics
Agreed, but I don't fault them for selling either.Once the owner and founder sold it to a private equity investor, I knew BaT would go down the drain
Hell now they are listing Chrysler minivans and Honda civics
Great detective work!!Thanks to the sharp eyes of @JGbronc and his encyclopedic knowledge of Bronco brochures, it appears the truck used for the ‘76 Explorer brochure has been found:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-ford-bronco-258/
Todd Z.
Very cool! Are you going to bid on it?? Seems like you would be a good custodian of it.
Oh, I probably would beVery cool! Are you going to bid on it?? Seems like you would be a good custodian of it.
Nike designers collaborated with Jonathan on the original design in some shape or form - so he put the swoosh in there as recognition of that.Just a quick question on Icon #1, what is the significance of the Nike Swoosh logo on the ID plate?
Thx
Just saw that a bit ago too! That poor truck has been bought and sold so many times over the years...It's baaaack....old BAT listing now on Hagerty.
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How does PCB do theirs?I found out you don't dare question Velocity about the Vin # on their aftermarket chassis. BAT doesn't like it at all.
So don’t ask you that question either, huh?I don't have any builds for sale on BAT.
We don't do turnkey buildsSo don’t ask you that question either, huh?
Sorry, what?It doesn't run and has serious rust issues, doubt it will do very well.






