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Did I get a good deal?

collinbrewer

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Jan 23, 2007
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Austin
Picked up my first Bronco yesterday for $3k, good deal?

It's a 1977, Fresh white paint, Rebuilt C4 auto, All glass is good except windshield, no engine but it came with two 302 blocks and an entire 5.0 HO from a '91 Mustang GT(roller cam). All removed parts are bagged and labeled. Lots of new parts("Bronco" valve cover gaskets, windshield knobs, window gaskets).

Enough talk, pictures!

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Good deal?
 

sprdv1

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WoW... :eek: :eek: I would have to say YES... but I'll follow this thread to see everyone's opinions as well.. Looks sweet though.. You got a GREAT Base to work off of, that's for sure... :D ;D

Dave
 

Scoop

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Have Bronco, Will Travel
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10,670
Loc.
Cuchara, CO
I would say you got an awesome deal on that! :) The tub and top look in real solid shape with no rust I could spot - floor pans, door posts, bed all look good. What's nice is that now, from this stage, you can build it anyway you want! Keep us posted with a build/completion thread. Good luck!

So, which engine are going to put in it?
 

Flash69

Bronco Guru
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Southwest Va
Very good deal. You even got a Stroppe roll bar with it it looks like. Have fun with it. I hope you keep it uncut.
 
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collinbrewer

collinbrewer

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Thanks guys, I am so excited to get one that is a blank canvas. I really wasn't looking forward to undoing other owner's doings, but now I get to do whatever I want.

Flash69, I might cut, I might not, we'll see.

sprdv1, I am located in Tomball, TX. Why do you ask?
 

sprdv1

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Thanks guys, I am so excited to get one that is a blank canvas. I really wasn't looking forward to undoing other owner's doings, but now I get to do whatever I want.

Flash69, I might cut, I might not, we'll see.

sprdv1, I am located in Tomball, TX. Why do you ask?

Just curious sir.. where them good deals are at.. ;D Congrats on the find.. :cool:
 

Tito

CB Fire Starter
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Jan 29, 2006
Messages
10,781
Loc.
Bakersfield, CA
Excellent find, that is about as good of a start as you could ever have. But cutting it will make some folks on here cry :cry: :cry: because of the shape it is in. Congrats!
 

sprdv1

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Excellent find, that is about as good of a start as you could ever have. But cutting it will make some folks on here cry :cry: :cry: because of the shape it is in. Congrats!

Yep...yep.. thinking the same thing :(
 

ObscureMachine

Seatbelt Orifice Officer
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Sep 28, 2006
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3,998
Loc.
World Headquarters
Fantastic Deal, i would say!!! You're right, it's a great blank canvas. If it were mine I would lift it high, big tires, but leave it uncut. That's a look I'm really starting to love!

Good luck! Keep us updated!! And let us know if you find any more deals like that!!!
 

brian72

Early Bronco Student
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4,157
looks like your wallet is now going to shrink even further...
 
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collinbrewer

collinbrewer

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Austin
Yes sir, Tomball is south of Oklahoma, TX.

As far as cutting it, I prefer the cut look and am leaning towards that. I know it's sad, but to each his own right? NOW, if someone wants an uncut tub and is willing to swap me a cut tub in equal shape, I would be more than happy to oblige in order to save this uncut original.
 

PsYcHoBrOnCo

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Oct 3, 2005
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575
Loc.
Fort Worth, Tx
Damn Dude, you are lucky......All the hardest work is already done (dealing with the body) it should be smooth sailing from here on out, depending on what you do with it. In my opinion I would leave it uncut, its too nice to jack with. Find another with a worse off body to cut up...Excellent find Bro!
 

fordguy

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guys guys i cant believe you are misleading the guy you should sell that thing and get somebody's elses junk ;D anytime you can get fresh paint and sheet metal like that it is a good deal mechanics is the easier part in my opinion especially if you have significant rust dont cut it i have had both and i should have kept the uncut
 
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