Hi. I'm brand new to this forum. I welcome all and any opinions that you guys may have as to the value of a truck I have. It's a 1964 Chevy C20 3/4 ton- ORIGINAL OWNER, California truck with original California black license plates, 2020k miles, original inline 6 cyl. 292 (rebuilt), 3 on the tree, starts right up and runs well, repainted a number of years ago and paint is in good shape, very minor surface rust in a few places and a few scratches, body is very, very straight- no dents. Interior of cab is in good shape but seat will need reupholstering. Less than one week after this truck was purchased in 1964 a cabover camper was placed on the back and is still there today. The camper is in good shape with refrigerator, two burner propane stove, lots of cabinets, a table, and it sleeps 4. The original wood of the bed is under the camper. The only thing that needs attention is that the truck has to be at a dead stop before it will shift into 1st gear (tranny problem?), and it probably needs a new emergency brake cable. Rims are rusty and tires are fair but would need replacing fairly soon. Truck has three gas tanks. I'd attach a photo if I knew how.....any tips? Let me know if you need more info to give me a guess at how much this truck might be worth. Low NADA guide says $6800...is that reasonable? Also, my other big question is: DOES HAVING THE CAMPER ON THE BACK DE-VALUE THE TRUCK OR ADD TO ITS VALUE? Should I seperate them? Thanks in advance for your comments.
