Well, make sure it's not a "clone" made from a panel or suburban. I have see some. I don't know what the correct serial numbers are but that has to be correct and/or a physical check by someone who really knows them. If it's real and in good shape and all there....It does not seem to be worth 30. Not even close!... From a five minute web search: 1950 good patina, complete $8800 negotiable, 1941 frame off resto, $16,900. One here at Barrett-Jackson, which was show quality original, sold for a little more than that 30K in 2013. But the cost to get it there would have been not far behind. The year you are talking will make a fair amount of difference. To me, patina means old paint, faded, with a little surface rust maybe and a bullet hole or two. Don't know what it means to you. Seems like with that website of yours that you have the resources/knowledge to price it?
