Around here, trucks like that would run $500 or less, depending on whether the engine is any good. This will be a good one to practice on to learn and to determine what you can and can't do. In my opinion, if you want to make a really good truck, you're money ahead to buy the best truck you can find to start with. If you keep up with your time and expenses, you'll be surprised at how expensive this truck will end up being. I know because I went through this on my '64. If you get this one cheap enough, you can learn a lot about body work and painting while you look for a better one, then you can use parts off of this one. For best compatibility, you'll need to stick with 58 and 59. There are some differences between these and the 55-57's.
