I think what you'll find that in big farming states, where trucks like that are common, and most folks are just not that interested in them, the prices will be low.
In the 'hobby farm' areas, or areas closer to large cities, places like that, the asking prices can get pretty high.. but that's just because the trucks aren't that common in those areas.
Supply and demand.
In my area, there is a huge supply and zero demand. $800 around here or less gets you a 1.5 ton truck in the '40's thru '60's range with a working hoist that you can drive home.
