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Price that Dentside
Location, Central NC and Eastern TN Perfect show room condition, show only truck, truck rating 9-10.....$12-18,000. Part time driver/part time show truck, good quality all around, truck rating 8-9...$6-12,000 (hard category here, depends on upgrades/customizations) Clean straight body driver, no rust, good paint, no engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 7-8....$5-7,000 Daily Driver, minor paint/body imperfections, minor engine/tranny/drivetrain issues, truck rating 6-7...$3-4500 Driver, noticeable paint/body problems, rust bubbling/holes, engine/tranny/drivetrain leaks, drips, smoking, truck rating 4-6...$1500-3000 Driveable Project, extreme paint issues, extreme rust/body issues, obvious engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 2-3...$500-1200 Rolling parts truck...scrap value-$1000 Truck with not much salvageable...free-scrap value These are pretty good assessments of trucks in my area, and of course there are gonna be some trucks in between the ratings...like having a great body, but terrible engine or tranny or something else...but then it's a judgement call. I'd like to hear what the rest of you have to say.
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My truck is priceless.
3 years ago I was going to sell the 78 with the matching trailer for $10,000
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ha-ha very funny Dennis...seriously though, I'd be really interested in knowing what trucks go for north of the border in various conditions. Was talking to a guy on the other site not too long ago who is from Canada, and he sent me some classifieds of trucks that were going for 6-8k and they wouldn't be but maybe $2500 trucks here.
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Here in MN, I'd say add:
It's hard to say Ben about those values. I'd say they are about right here also in MN. However, we have alot of salt and rust so the values of all those trucks are probably up a bit. If the economy wasn't where it is, the values would be much better anywhere I'd think. Here's what I'd probably give for a 4x4: Perfect Showroom truck: no more than $20K Part time driver/part time show truck, good quality all around, truck rating 8-9 (8K-15K). Yes, this is a hard category to determine. Clean straight body driver, no rust, good paint, no engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 7-8 (4K-8K). Daily Driver, minor paint/body imperfections, minor engine/tranny/drivetrain issues, truck rating 6-7 (2K-4K) Driver, noticeable paint/body problems, rust bubbling/holes, engine/tranny/drivetrain leaks, drips, smoking, truck rating 4-6 (1K-2K) Driveable Project, extreme paint issues, extreme rust/body issues, obvious engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 2-3 ($100-$500) Rolling parts truck...($100-$500)
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I dunno, I paid $5k for my truck in '01. I befriended (lucky me) a classmate in college and his g/f's dad had the truck. I bought it and it had 38,000 on the clock, and was BONE stock.
Not too bad of a deal, even though I replaced almost every seal in it in the next 2 years from it sitting for so long.
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Well Lee...if the truck looked as good or better than it does now, I figure 5k was about right...especially considering the economy was better, and I'm sure those trucks rust pretty easy in your area.
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your gonna laugh at this i got my f250 for $1500+ 7% gst = $1605 can $ from the company i am working for now but it took 2 years for them to finaly sell it to me as it was their shop truck with the help from the mechanic about the HUGH amount of $ to fix this and that [bs bs bs] i finaly got my prize but it was hard seeing these shop hands just driveing the bag out of her when i sat down to make the deal i had cash in my pocket and when i heard the amount i almost broke my arm getting that cash he could have wanted 5000 and givin the shape of it it would have being worth it
i was offered $20.000 a few times already would i get that to sell it? probebly not but with what i got into this truck i am better off keeping it |
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I paid $2,500 for Burt over 10 years ago and have put a bit over $12k into him. I don't think I could get over about $4,000 now out here on in the west. Trucks are just everywhere for good prices here. Wadathink I could get back near you Ben, or up north near Buck? I'll never sell em, but I am getting an appraisal on him for "classic insurance" and want something to go by.
In my opinion and from what I have seen in California: Perfect Showroom truck: no more than $15K Part time driver/part time show truck, good quality all around, truck rating 8-9 (8K-15K). Yes, this is a hard category to determine. I think mine falls just below this category, but it's all in the eye of the beholder! Clean straight body driver, no rust, good paint, no engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 7-8 (3-5K). I think mine falls in this category from what I have seen of you guy's trucks.. Daily Driver, minor paint/body imperfections, minor engine/tranny/drivetrain issues, truck rating 6-7 (1K-2K) Driver, noticeable paint/body problems, rust bubbling/holes, engine/tranny/drivetrain leaks, drips, smoking, truck rating 4-6 (500K-1000K) Driveable Project, extreme paint issues, extreme rust/body issues, obvious engine/tranny/drivetrain problems, truck rating 2-3 ($100-$500) Rolling parts truck...($Free-$250) Dak
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Dak...I think you'd probably get the same for Burt in my area as yours...they're all over the place, so the supply is there. So I'd definitely say in the 3-4k range...in the rust belt, I'd say you could add on another 2k max. As for the appraisal go for it...Red appraised out at 20k, and that some how allowed me to get 25k replacement insurance through Hagerty if Red is ever totaled.
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Dang it Ben now you got me wondering what my truck is worth.
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