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high bidder can run down the street to the nearest dealership and pick one up and save some money. not having to pay auction fees.
It's just another trim, not limited in any way other than production constraints, not unlike the Everglades (only trim available at the time with a snorkel and square fenders), the HE (only 2-door at the time available with Everglades fenders and the 2.3), Badlands (no other trim offered 4.46 gearing and disco).
Yep, still a mass produced vehicle that seem to be sitting on lots
.Kinda makes me think just how special are the "First" Editions
We will find out in 25 to 50 years....Kinda makes me think just how special are the "First" Editions
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Yup, did not even make the reserve. Happy to see that the people may be realizing how dumb this auction was. Why pay more for a vehicle that is easily accessible from many dealers...
Our local dealer has had one on the lot for a couple of months. I chatted with the salesman I ordered my Bronco from, and he said there have been two shoppers in that time. If anyone wants a Stroppe today, no order required, they're out there.
Koons Sterling Ford had 3 on a recent visit. Website shows it’s discounted $5500 off of MSRP. Price just over $72k as optioned
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Same here. Local dealer has had one sitting for weeks now
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It’s the black tailgate, along with no manual option, that was the Stroppe’s downfall.
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I'd say it's the pricing, as well as the not-for-everyone livery.
If it had a manual it would've of been a Stroppe (they were but a handful), with that said I wouldn't call it a downfall, like the Everglades/HEL it's more about marketing than sales of that unit (what can we build cheaply to keep us in the news cycle).
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I was in the not for me livery camp but after rolling with this Bronco for a week in the desert it really is a good looking vehicle.
What wheels are on that Stroppe?I was in the not for me livery camp but after rolling with this Bronco for a week in the desert it really is a good looking vehicle.
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