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Loaded Bronco with Sasquatch... or Base Bronco AND Vintage Bronco?
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You can pull off both Broncos for $60k if you're not wanting a show EB. @DonM answered correctlyAnd no new kitchen or hardwood floors!
Adulting is hard.
That '66 needs to be de rusted, painted, upholstered and otherwise unmolested. There are plenty of cut, jacked EB's for those who want that.
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I'm doing a Base Squatch and probably all new floors on the first floor of the house!! In the neighborhood of 1400 sq ft of new wood!!
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On BaT, there is no telling! Around here I'd think that one could be had for less than $17k and it'd be a great cruiser to leave mostly as-is. If you're wanting to modify one, I'd start with something that's already headed that direction (that's been cut, has power brakes/steering, D44 front axle, etc.)
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My Response: Embrace the Patina Look!
Looks like a nice, old, warn-in catcher's mitt to me.
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There is a '66 1/2 cab in my town that has faded down to variations of the half dozen colors it has been painted. If I had it I'd clear coat it and call it good!
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Bring a Trailer pricing can be all over the map. Someday I dream of putting $20K aside and then striking gold for the right vehicle at the right price.
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Excellent to be able to do both! Congrats!
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A vehicle like that, you want to keep it as is. I would fix the seats and figure out if there are any structural rust issues... I would assume I would have to put at least $5K in it to make it worthy of "occasional cruising".
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Both. FE ordered and 67 Bronco with a complete upgrade about to be finished.
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That looks awesome!Both. FE ordered and 67 Bronco with a complete upgrade about to be finished.
I have to remember to put my blue yard tarp under my classic when I buy one.
Will need to get a new one as I accidentally chain sawed through the one I had, while trying to cut through a woodpile.
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My guess is ~$25k+. I've seen it listed here on FB for $30k+ and it's been sitting for awhile. EB prices on BAT are bonkers now.. just look at the histograph over the last 3-4yrs.
I agree, try to leave it as is, cut out the rust and keep it running. Otherwise you'll end up exceeding the price of a loaded FE
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