Complete snow plow set-up worth anything?

[reamer]

I may but an E.B. cap and hood in a "no-rust/dent" condition for $500.

The problem is it's attached to a complete Basket case of what has a slight resemblance of a "73 Bronco with an original plow set-up.
Body, firewall, fenders completely un-salvageable. Frame is scrap, even front coils are broken, but it has an expired CT registration, (title not needed) and VIN still on glovebox, Doors drop over 3", but surprisingly are solid...PS but no PB.

Owner swears there is only 18k on the 302, Dad bought it new in '73.
9"rear locked up Engine turns over, hubs lock in and out. IS the plow worth anything? or just leave it at original owners?
Thanks
Reamer

 

[jckkys]

Almost all the EBs used for plowing were also used in the rust belt. In the northern mountain states or here in Az. where salt isn't used there may be a new home for the plow. I love to drive my Bronco in very deep snow with chains on all four tires. I'm in the desert and the snow is in the mountains, so I don't plow. I just come down after playing in the snow. Just try Ebey.

 

[gnpenning]

This one that has no right or wrong answer. For me I would bring it home, some may try to sell and others would think it is a waste of time.

Would you use it? If so it's valuable to you.

 

[73azbronco]

we of course need photos.

 

[reamer]

Not sure hoe to do the whole "URL" thing.....

 

[Steve83]

Read the first few posts in this thread:
www.supermotors.net/forums/thid-5972-how-do-i-post-pictures-sounds-and-or-videos

 

[fishinman78]

I bought a bronco with a working plow on it and carefully took it apart keeping all the switches and wiring labeled and together.

I sold the complete plow setup locally for $1000.00