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OK, so I know it's an impossible question to answer over the internet...but knowing the following information, how much would you be willing to pay for this truck? I'm waiting for the owner to call me Tuesday with his asking price.

1965 C10 Shortbox Stepside
No engine or tranny
Fiberglass front fenders
Fiberglass d.s. rear fender
Box metal is good, wood is shot
New brakes/lines
New windshield, all glass is good

Rear cab corners need replacing (as usual)...otherwise body is solid. Truck is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

[img]http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g305/andygrow/Miscellaneous/DSC00896.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g305/andygrow/Miscellaneous/DSC00899.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g305/andygrow/Miscellaneous/DSC00900.jpg[/img]

Toss 'em out there...thanks!
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I probably wouldn't offer more than $700, tops.
she looks a little rough to me. Not saying that it's not woth saving, just my opinion based on what i can see in your pix.


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I paid $600 for one in a lot better shape than that.

If it's been sitting in grass and weeds for any length of time, make sure to check the frame carefully. Nothing rots it faster.


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not more than $300 to me in wva check the frame in mi becouse of the bad winters and salt


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I paid $100 for a 72 truck with no motor or tranny in better shape than that one. Its my current project.

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I paid $700 for mine, running and driving in May. (see my pictures) In the past I have paid $200 for one in the condition of the one you pictured. Definately check the frame at the points cross members attach. They are known to rust through there. Definately a good starting point for a project.


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Thanks all for the comments...I'll be checking out the frame and body a bit better (closer inspection) tomorrow.

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