$18,500?!

[TexasRho83]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1214777900.html

Uh. She's clean but she ain't that clean

 

[tomtoc]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1214777900.html

Uh. She's clean but she ain't that clean

little more info about that one here

 

[TexasRho83]

I still think it's too much.

 

[O'Rattlecan]

Those small broncos are worth a fortune in 'rust bucket' condition, let alone fully restored. It's scarcity more than anything.

Ryan

 

[TexasRho83]

Those small broncos are worth a fortune in 'rust bucket' condition, let alone fully restored. It's scarcity more than anything.

Ryan

Would you shell out that much for it?

 

[O'Rattlecan]

No, I sure has hell wouldn't. Those that would dictate the price though.

Ryan

 

[TexasRho83]

What's the most you'd pay?

 

[bicyclemonkey]

Just b/c he can show 18 grand in receipts and service records doesn't mean it will sell for or is worth that.

 

[O'Rattlecan]

Well it's not how much I would pay, but how much the people that want those will pay. I wouldn't give $5k for it because I don't want one. There are some people who like everything about them and that's their 'corvette' and the number of thsoe things still in existence is really low.

Ryan

 

[TexasRho83]

He's had that thing up on CL for months now.

 

[TheRoadVirus]

I think you're missing the point. If they've had it up for months they're obviously in no rush. They're going to price it how they want to price it. I've seen things go for more money, that're worth less.

 

[Jolly Green]

Well it's not how much I would pay, but how much the people that want those will pay. I wouldn't give $5k for it because I don't want one. There are some people who like everything about them and that's their 'corvette' and the number of thsoe things still in existence is really low.

Ryan

An Early Bronco is quite possibly MY Corvette! I love them! I had a 1967 with a 302 and Dana 44 transplanted in (they didn't yet have them originally in '67) and it was one of my best vehicles ever. Wish I still had it.

Ryan's right though--prices for those things have gone through the roof over the last couple of years. I bought mine in probably 1998 for $2,500--had it until 2002, I think. Put some work into it and sold it for $4,000 and I though I did pretty good. But now, some might list my old Bronc at $8,000 or more considering the engine work and fiberglass body.

 

[TexasNomad]

There was a rusty one sitting next to the gym I go to that was for sale, really bad shape, 10grand! and he sold it....

 

[TexasRho83]

There was a rusty one sitting next to the gym I go to that was for sale, really bad shape, 10grand! and he sold it....

I have some oceanfront property in Arizona for that guy too...

 

[TexasNomad]

Just because people have allot of money doesn't mean they are smart....

 

[DNFXDLI]

I looked at a couple up here before I bought the 79 F150 and they were both in the 18-20k range.

 

[bucks77ford]

Yeah, those Bronco's can go for some $$$$$$. My brother used to have one a long time ago and I loved it. But, I wouldn't pay much for one now.

 

[TheRoadVirus]

I had another thought as well, maybe his wife wants him to get rid of it and this is his way of saying "But hunny, it just isn't selling!"..

 

[TexasRho83]

I had another thought as well, maybe his wife wants him to get rid of it and this is his way of saying "But hunny, it just isn't selling!"..

TRUE!! You married guys look at things from a whole different perspective lol

 

[Blue Goose]

TRUE!! You married guys look at things from a whole different perspective lol

You just keep rubbing it in....

Someday Charles, someday you'll come to those of us that have blazed this trail and be looking for sage advice!