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$74,000 bronco...

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Curious what a $74,000 bronco looks like... crazy

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It's got the same driver side lean I have on mine-- good to know I don't need to fix that before asking 75k!!
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This looks like the one that was on CB. there is a build thread over there somewhere. It is NOT a $74k bronco.
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ZOSO wrote:This looks like the one that was on CB. there is a build thread over there somewhere. It is NOT a $74k bronco.



I completely agree!
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You are looking at this the wrong way! Of course it is worth 74k, cause if it is yours is worth at least 50k....
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HIX wrote:You are looking at this the wrong way! Of course it is worth 74k, cause if it is yours is worth at least 50k....


Wow...Never thought of it like that...Yeah, your right...I sure hope he gets it.. lmao
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I bet it's one of those just like HIX. "hunny you have to many toys so you need to sell the bronco." Thats one way to do it. list it for 74K.
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04 Mustang Cobra, KenneBell 2.2 feeding a lot of boost on E85. Tire shredding machine

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ZOSO wrote:I bet it's one of those just like HIX. "hunny you have to many toys so you need to sell the bronco." Thats one way to do it. list it for 74K.



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Re: $74,000 bronco...

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C'mon guys...I am a delicate flower. Be gentle
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