Owned by a family member who told me to make him an offer. It's been parked in his back yard for years. Ran fine when he parked it just upgraded to something nicer and didn't drive it anymore. It has a clean title. We changed the oil and checked other fluids, dumped a few gallons of gas in it and it starts but doesn't want to stay running. I'm sure bad gas and carb is probably all gunked up. Just based on this and pics what would you say a decent offer would be?
What should I offer?
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1-1.5k maybe? It really depends on what they're going for in your local area. Over here in Washington people (including me) pay a good price even if the truck has rust because earlier ones are getting harder and harder to find
I was going to shoot for like $5-800-ish. They body seem straight-ish, but the interior looks gutted - which is a big killer in my book.
But like Mudder said, depends on what rigs are going for in your area. You could probably buy it in AZ for $1k and drive north and double your money.
I guess it comes down to what you want it for and what kind of space, time and ability you have.
But like Mudder said, depends on what rigs are going for in your area. You could probably buy it in AZ for $1k and drive north and double your money.
I guess it comes down to what you want it for and what kind of space, time and ability you have.
Ya, $500-800. Rusty. Mismatched body. Chopped interior. Non-running. It will cost a fortune to get it someplace worthwhile.
Not sure what makes it "rusty"? That would go for $2k in my area I'd bet! But in Az, and from a family member I think the $500-$800 number people are suggesting is pretty fair.
Look at the door jamb area. There's rust. Which means there is more in other places.