What's your magic number?

[7.3ltr bronco]

I can't wait till one shows up at Barrett Jackson. That's where the stupid money is. But 200,000 and I would let a braptor go if I had one.

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[m82492]

Anything above $150K offer I think you would be making a very bad financial decision not to sell. After taxes would be left with $45k free money. Problem for me will be once I drive it I’ll be hooked and won’t want to give it up.

 

[Green Giant]

As this goes on and on, I find myself more likely to sell mine. That said, it's not even scheduled. I'm guessing I could even make changes to the build still (though not sure).

But the longer it goes the more I think about the cash!

 

[FatThunder84]

If someone offers me say 150K, Id be able to pay off my FE with the difference (Or damn close).


Sold immediately and enjoy a debt free Bronco

 

[FatThunder84]

That being said... if anyone knows of anyone offering that much... send them my way.

 

[diorbronco]

That being said... if anyone knows of anyone offering that much... send them my way.

I've only been been able to find 30 to 40k over msrp

 

[bajabronco57]

Baja 1000 is in November. If you get it in the next 60 days list it in SoCal for 150k and see what happens. Probably get some people jumping on it to take down for the race.

 

[History]

$130 and it’s gone

 

[M4Madness]

$130 and it’s gone

I've got $130 in my wallet. LOL!

 

[History]

I've got $130 in my wallet. LOL!

That’s probably how much I would have left if I sold it, after the divorce and all.

 

[ayacht]

The amount you paid for the vehicle would be the COG so difference from there would be profit and that is what you will be taxed on. That said after waiting so long it would have to be a pretty big #. I am think near 150k and I cannot see anyone paying that in the northeast. Do not plan to solict offers but not as ignorant to say nothing is for sale and no amount of $.

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