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It was not for charity.Probably for charity and is a tax write off.
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It was not for charity.Probably for charity and is a tax write off.
Read the ad, all of you. This thing isn't just customized, it also has "Steering Stabilization" which is really awesome for off-roadingvirtually impossible to find! . Touch of Modern is one thing, but why would as a base like this go at B-J unless it’s a charity thing I overlooked….
I was at this auction in person - can confirm without any doubt - WAY too many people drinking WAY too much cheap beer to pay that for this Bronco - while a nice rig, all vehicles at that auction were so over priced - seller was lucky to be in the right place, at the right timeThis Base Bronco just sold for $220k at Barrett Jackson Auctions. It’s a 2.3L with a Soft-Top. The only customizations are a lift, wheels/tires, sidesteps, a bumper, and a custom leather interior. It’s even still running 3.73 gearing (stock suspension, non-sasquatch).
My Base Bronco came with Sasquatch, and has way more in modifications than this Bronco (including actual performance mods). Makes me wonder if I should send it off to Barrett Jackson, so I can buy a house
This really is a testament to the value of these machines. They’re worth way more than MRSP in the current market. And that doesn’t look like it’s changing anytime soon. Even with increased production, they look to be holding their value. Even my insurance company estimated my Broncos value at $20k more than I paid for it.
What is Marine Grade Custom Leather?virtually impossible to find! . Touch of Modern is one thing, but why would as a base like this go at B-J unless it’s a charity thing I overlooked….
I figured this was the case! People who have never been to these types of auctions, are so quick to claim conspiracy. The demand for these Broncos is really there!I was at this auction in person - can confirm without any doubt - WAY too many people drinking WAY too much cheap beer to pay that for this Bronco - while a nice rig, all vehicles at that auction were so over priced - seller was lucky to be in the right place, at the right time
Been to several B/J auctions and in my opinion there are shills in the audience.This Base Bronco just sold for $220k at Barrett Jackson Auctions. It’s a 2.3L with a Soft-Top. The only customizations are a lift, wheels/tires, sidesteps, a bumper, and a custom leather interior. It’s even still running 3.73 gearing (stock suspension, non-sasquatch).
My Base Bronco came with Sasquatch, and has way more in modifications than this Bronco (including actual performance mods). Makes me wonder if I should send it off to Barrett Jackson, so I can buy a house.
This really is a testament to the value of these machines. They’re worth way more than MRSP in the current market. And that doesn’t look like it’s changing anytime soon. Even with increased production, they look to be holding their value. Even my insurance company estimated my Broncos value at $20k more than I paid for it.
Edit: For the confused people that have never been to one of these auctions, it wasn’t a scam. I love the conspiracies y’all are coming up with though!
Totally agree with this, 100%, especially the part about selling not buying. I was there for 3 days and watched it off and on a couple more. Lots of crazy money being thrown around at least compared to last year. I have this theory that people are finally waking up from 2 years of COVID and ready to burn some money to get some type of vintage car. Maybe I’m in the mode of “familiarity breeds contempt” but the 1G Broncos have reached the meh stage for me. But after this year’s BJ, I’m thinking about Series II Land Rovers or early TLC. Some sweet examples this year.I watch a fair amount of BJ and Mecum. It's nice to see the vehicles as part of history of the automotive world. This year in particular almost all of the vehicles seemed to sell for way more than the value- or at least they seem to go for so much more than the past. Deep pocket bidders just want what they want, regardless as you stated. The bidding room was packed and it seemed most everyone there had what seemed like unlimited money. I don't think Mecum or BJ is a good place to buy anything. Sell maybe, not buy.
That sounds about right if you bring it to Barrett Jackson apparently!JFC so if I put some stitched leather seat mods and a bumper and LED light I can get like $300K for my Badlands right? wow
Yes, exactly- waking up from Covid, locked away and not being able to spend money, now they wake up and it's a frenzy.Totally agree with this, 100%, especially the part about selling not buying. I was there for 3 days and watched it off and on a couple more. Lots of crazy money being thrown around at least compared to last year. I have this theory that people are finally waking up from 2 years of COVID and ready to burn some money to get some type of vintage car. Maybe I’m in the mode of “familiarity breeds contempt” but the 1G Broncos have reached the meh stage for me. But after this year’s BJ, I’m thinking about Series II Land Rovers or early TLC. Some sweet examples this year.