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01-02-2013, 11:31 PM | #1 |
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Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
I'm going to be selling my "shop truck" because of a new job that's taking all my free time right now. Also need to upgrade the daily driver to something with less miles for reliability with this job....
Truck isn't finished but I'm looking for value when it is. Here's a link to the build http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=541413 Details 67 swb stepside small window Body off frame restoration Patina paint inside and out Stock steel wheels and caps with good tires Completely restored interior (custom panels, dash pad, visors, houndstooth seat, new restored seatbelts) 350/350 (rebuilt with under 5K miles on them and just refreshed with new gaskets and paint) Lokar parts Stainless tranny cooler lines Redone wiring (new or cleaned/inspected, and re-wrapped originals) Tilt Tach dash New windshield New windshield gasket Power steering (new) Power brakes (drums) (new booster and master) Super solid stepside bed (only light surface rust) Cleaned/Painted frame New cab rubber mounts/core support mounts New 4 core rad Rebuilt drum brakes and wheel cylinders New brake lines in spots, new hoses, fittings as needed. New suspension in front (ball joints (other than good original uppers left since they are riveted in and good), tie rods, billet adjusters, new idler arm New GMC pauls push in door seals 3/5 drop springs or... complete adjustable air ride setup (1800 extra I would charge) Almost rust free to start and am fixing everything that was there...only bondo is under rad support and what I did on the front cups after I repaired them with metal welded in) Two spots left will be: 1) small spot above driver's window on interior from old seam sealer (fixed on exterior and rust converted inside roof skin) 2) front lip of hood needs work As of now I'm not planning to put bed wood in but will for the right offer when it comes time... So...I'm looking for some realistic market values. I know not everyone's a fan of patina, but there is a market for it...and....this truck would be easy to paint if someone wanted...only a couple dents/dings. I've seen a patina truck with lots of rust in the cab and heated springs fetch 8500 on ebay.... I have a value in mind but don't want to influence anyone until I hear what others say... Also looking on opinions of 3/5 spring drop or air bags.... Thanks.
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01-02-2013, 11:44 PM | #2 |
VA72C10
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Re: Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
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01-04-2013, 10:33 PM | #3 |
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Re: Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
51 views and no opinions....
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01-06-2013, 08:30 PM | #4 |
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Re: Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
Some nice parts in this project. I did look at your build thread. And you know how much you have invested in it so far money wise. But like most of our hobbies buyers don't see how they can be worth what you are asking. From what I seen I would hold on to it for any less than 7 or 8 thousand as it sits. Add another 1- 2 drivable and once completed 11.5 for that nice of a truck.
On a side note those 67 seat belts are beautiful, sure would want mine to look that nice. You send them in for rebuild? If so any recommendations?
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01-07-2013, 11:10 PM | #5 |
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Re: Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
Thanks, that's around what I was thinking. (actually a little higher)
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01-08-2013, 09:41 AM | #6 |
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Re: Need help with a fair value for me and the next owner ;) 67swb truck
In my area the employment they say is about average according to official numbers but talking to everyone so many have really given up or struggling. I have noticed nice trucks in the range of 12 -14 a few years ago are rare sellers now. Last year I seen a beautiful truck for sale a 72 SB with a complete restoration. Complete new LS engine and OD tranny, tilt, original dash modified with all the perks that engine needed. Paint was at the very least 7 grand alone asking only 12.5. It never sold. The market in Va. could be much better. JMHO.
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