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#217378 10/09/2006 5:41 PM
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How does someone go about finding out if a truck he has is worth working on or if its just parts or should I call the scrap metal man? I have a truck that I got in 75 drove for a few years, now it just sits, any Ideas?

#217379 10/09/2006 6:31 PM
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post some pics,,Brian


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#217380 11/02/2006 4:44 PM
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#217381 11/02/2006 5:10 PM
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That would be a project that would be over my head. Only, cause I just don't have the experience to do the body work. Other than a few rusted areas, it doesn't appear all that bad.

I've seen people start with a whole lot less. So, I certainly wouldn't call the scrap metal man.

If I weren't going to do anything with it, I'd sell it to someone that would.

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where is the best place to find a buyer? how do you set price?

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Camp7,

I would start here.

Perhaps post pictures in the panel/burb section and get an idea of what it might be worth. I would also check out E-Bay and Craigslist.org.

Between the three, you should be able to come up with some reasonable idea of what it might be worth.

As far as selling it, once I determined the approx. value, I would place it here in the "for-sale" section and see what happens.

I had real good luck selling the one truck I've sold through E-Bay, and have had really good experiences buying through Craigslist.org.

Good Luck!

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one would be surprised about how much nicer it would look with a coat of satin paint too.. of course, in the long run, someone would have to get it all off .. eek

I'll give you $50 if you bring it to me.... welcome to the 'bolt, btw.. grin


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#217385 11/02/2006 11:56 PM
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Camp7,

you were the young feller that was here quite a while ago trying to get your panel running.

Did that ever work out?

Good luck on selling anyways.

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That panel looks to be in alright shape. Way to good to be made into new honda's. Here is at the stovebolt is a good place to advertise also ebay works good to. But if you've got the space and a set of wrenches you should start working on it.


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#217387 11/03/2006 11:17 AM
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55 first series panels are pretty rare. now don't take that to mean they are worth any more. but you shouldn't have too hard of a time finding someone to take it off your hands. i'd say 400$ would be fair.

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ill ive you 150 for it if you can get it to me


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I'll give you $200 if you can get it to me & I live closer,,LOL,Brian


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Your truck brings back memories. I had a 55 1st panel. There were only 750 made so they are few and far between. If you weren't so far away AND if I wanted another project we'd probably be talking turkey. I follow eBay all the time looking for a one to replace my old 55. In it's current condition I would say you have a $1500 to $2500 vehicle there. Possibly higher. The RR wheel you refer to is probably the stock rim/spare tire. Do you have the hood? Take more pics (show all angles including the interior & dash) & list it on eBay. Put a $2500 reserve on it with a 99 cent starting bid and I think you'll sell it. Good luck.


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