Eye Candy For The Weekend!

[FRANKO289]

Franko,
The YOM (year of manufacture) tags must be specific to the year of the vehicle and can never have been previously registered. There is a guy named Howard Heinz that has YOM tags for sale in Florida. He sells brand new, never registered tags. I guess he had a deal with the DMV back in the day when anew year would come up and they had leftover tags.

not true !!!

got my PB 70-71 plate from ebay ... went to dmv and ask if the plate number is available ... it took them a few weeks to get back to me but it got it registered ...and yes it on a sep 70 EB !

 

[sprdv1]

I may decide to list her. I love the U13, but I'm a Lubr kind of guy and can not lift or alter this one. Here are a few more pics...

Guess we can understand that one. Hopefully it stays within the EB family we know

 

[Beer and Fish]

I went the eBay route on an early YOM plate before only to find out that the number was still in use on a more modern tag. The ones I get from Howard Heinz are brand new, never registered and guaranteed able to register. The county part of it is not so important to me...

 

[Beer and Fish]

Scott,

Thank you for the kind words. I did work hard to put this one together and I could not have done it without the help of my good friend Rob Denny. (Rob's Bronco Repair)

He drove 2 hours to my house countless times to help me with the project, put in long eight hour days and turned around at dark and drove 2 hours back to Melbourne. Rob, you are the best!

 

[FRANKO289]

Now whats the chance that a FL /BP - 7 digit ( 6 numbers and one letter ) plate number is in use !! I was under the impression that w. any vintage plate the county number need to match the county on the reg !! ?? I could be wrong on that tho !!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Florid...514021?hash=item3f45c58c25:g:ebsAAOSwm8VUxUUo

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also whats the chance ...
Dade --- 5 digit ( 4 numbers and one letter )

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Florid...593832?hash=item1c5e34a968:g:uQ8AAOSwAKxWbbdG

but if you fancy new ...its all good !!!

 

[JAFO]

What's Rob's cut ?
Nice Bronco. Base price in 1965 was $2,194.
I wouldn't take less than $50k for my Bronco just because I know what was done to it and how many hours it took for the restoration. I think people forget (or discount) all the labor. If you want something without doing the work then you need to open your wallet.

 

[Beer and Fish]

Rob was paid for his time.

 

[broncojohn]

Bitchen bronco

 

[67RT]

Get what you can for it and don't worry about it. A high market price is good for all of us. This truck is not for everyone, but for someone that wants the original, clean, stock first Bronco, it fits the bill!

 

[Louie]

Very nice Bronco! I'd frame the wreath pic and put it out somewhere every Christmas. GLWS

 

[bbow]

Looks like it didn't sell on Ebay.

 

[Mtgrizzlymn]

I do agree we shouldn't do the work for pennies on the dollar when selling! I see a lot of talented work on this forum and it's very valuable. I wouldn't sell mine cheap either it's far from perfect but a lot of hours into it and I like it to lol.