My husband and I moved to a ranch on the Cariboo Plateau in B.C. (Canada) almost 9 years ago. Previous owners had left a 1935 GMC of Canada 16-48 dual rear-wheeled truck on the property. It's been sitting in a corner of the hay field in the elements since then (and for unknown decades prior to then) and although we enjoy seeing it there, it seems like a waste. Is such a vehicle likely to be of interest to people who restore old cars/trucks? As we are trying to finance some repairs on the property, we'd like to get something for it but don't know what an unrestored truck of that age would go for. We don't even know if the shape it's in would make it a potential restoration project, or just a source of parts? Any suggestions would be helpful.
I'm attaching a link to some photos to give you an idea of the shape it's in. Any information would be appreciated.
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