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BJ 2026

ngsd

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I don't want to step on Todd's toes so this will just be a quick note. I went to the show and looked at every Bronco and suggest that JFB's was the finest example there. Yes it only has a 302, not a Coyote, but the fit and finish was flawless. Countless other high dollar Broncos in the main tent, from well known builders (and some not so well known, but custom shops) had such poor gaps on the doors, hoods, and tailgates it was embarrassing. The quality has really deteriorated. But I was so impressed with JFB's I had to come here and give them credit.


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Really nice build but those hood struts without a brace make me cringe. If that is an aftermarket hood and the struts are strong it has a high chance of folding. I learned the hard way about not bracing them.
 

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Did anyone get a tattoo while you were there? They had a massive tattoo parlor in the middle one of the tents which I had never seen before

I was in the Hagerty skybox this year so didn't get to walk the whole auction but there were 5 or 6 tents outside full of cars.
 

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And here's one of the most important photos I forgot to post - I ran into @JefeAZ Friday night at the auction and had a nice visit with him and his family.

I managed to visit the @Hagerty skybox this year as well - I needed some lunch and the invite came at the right time :).

Todd Z.
 

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We had a customer selling his orange Bronco, lot # 1442 that lost hus shorts. BJ said it should bring 400,000 - 500,000, sold for 175,000, he lost 23,000. He's never going back to BJ
 
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We had a customer selling his orange Bronco, lot # 1442 that lost hus shorts. BJ said it should bring 400,000 - 500,000, sold for 175,000, he lost 23,000. He's never going back to BJ

BJ wants you to list with them so they'll tell you it's worth twice what it will get. That being said, it should have sold for more than $175K. I don't know exactly when it went across the block on Saturday, but the time is a factor. Also it was listed as "**TITLED AS 1972 FORD REPLICA** **TITLE BRANDED AS RECONSTRUCTED SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED** which shouldn't have made a difference, but might have. Super nice work on it.

 
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