Arne's non-Porsche projects - Now a 1969 Bronco

[Tom]

What a great thread and journey. Really enjoyed watching this car come back to life -- thank you for sharing! What's next?

[Arne2]

Hard to say. A big part of the process is waiting for an interesting car that can pass my vetting to be a viable project. Sometimes it takes a while to find it. A couple months is not unusual.

[Stormy_Monday]

Thanks for sharing.

[Arne2]

What's next?

Found a worthy subject.

[Tom]

What's next?

Found a worthy subject.

Awesome, a good friend had one back in the day -- a 302 with 4-speed conversion. Fun ride back then, with crazy resale value these days. This could be a biggie!

[Arne2]

What's next?

Found a worthy subject.

Awesome, a good friend had one back in the day -- a 302 with 4-speed conversion. Fun ride back then, with crazy resale value these days. This could be a biggie!

There is good upside in these, but it needs a lot. It's probably going to end up being my second most expensive project to date. (Probably no surprise to anyone here, the most expensive was the '72 911T.)

[blueline]

Found a worthy subject.

Awesome, a good friend had one back in the day -- a 302 with 4-speed conversion. Fun ride back then, with crazy resale value these days. This could be a biggie!

There is good upside in these, but it needs a lot. It's probably going to end up being my second most expensive project to date. (Probably no surprise to anyone here, the most expensive was the '72 911T.)

For certain a worthy project in my book - great choice and a good find. Based on your projects we've seen to date I imagine you will do well on the sales side while getting a lot of satisfaction and enjoyment with the process as it takes place, something I recall you've mentioned is a key takeaway for you. That's impressive.

The market and demand is definitely there for a good Bronco II. Looking forward to watching the project as it unfolds.

[Arne2]

Got it home yesterday, after some transport "challenges". Haven't got all the odds and ends unloaded yet, but it's in the garage now.

[911-Purist]

How nice to see the 2 brands that I have owned.

My 1974 Capri was my first car that I bought used in 1977 with about 30K miles and my 2015 Porsche 991.1 Carrera 4 GTS that I bought used in 2018 with 98 miles was my last purchase that I still have. Now if we all had a garage like Jay Leno's so that we had the space to keep all vehicles worth keeping.

Surprised you are selling it.

[Arne2]

Surprised you are selling it.

I always sell them. It's the restoration process I enjoy, plus learning the details about some vehicle new to me. I'm not a collector. I have my daily driver, my small 4x4 truck for hauling and nasty weather, and my Cayman for fun. The projects all get sold when they are finished.