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I restored the truck to show quality, all the way down to the frame. Put more $ into it than I expected ($60,000'ish). Can anyone tell me (or where I could find)what it might be worth? And please don't say "Whatever someone will pay for it. Thanks

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Originally Posted by rcborst
And please don't say "Whatever someone will pay for it.
OK, I won't. Even though that's the only valid answer.


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I'd give you $100,000 if I had it. Therein lies the rub.
Conversely, guys rolling in dough are not wealthy due to throwing money around for every toy they see.
Are you looking to sell it, or are you just trying to rationalize all of the money which you put into it?
If it is the latter, stop worrying about it. I don't hear of very many who do restorations who come out ahead. Just on fictitious 30 minute TV shows.
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Originally Posted by rcborst
Can anyone tell me (or where I could find)what it might be worth?
It might be worth a lot if we could see it...

I couldn't find where you'd posted any pictures, but it sounds like it's a sharp truck from your restoration questions.

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