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I was wondering if I were to sell my long bed, how much should I be asking for. It's a 1964 GMC Long Bed with 3 on the floor and a V6. The body is in great shape, the interior is about a 6 out of ten and everything on or in it works. It's also getting a brand new Clutch this weekend. Any ideas would be very helpfull. ~Thanks~

To give you an idea, I just paid $1600 for a '65 in Texas. Pictures here: http://laanderud.com/texastruck/

I'd also check to see what they're going for on E-Bay, check the completed auctions for final prices.

Lee

Thanks alot Lee. I'm gonna go on and check that Ebay idea. Good luck with your project.

~Pauly~

Good score Lee, I eyeballed that truck on ePay, thougt it looked pretty solid. Brian

On the value issue,where do you goto find out?Ive checked e-bay and the bolt want ads but theres got to be a better way.My pop called yester day and wanted to know the value of a restored 66 custom with the big back window and im clueless.

Only experience I have is my 64-was a 78k truck but plain jane-I paid $1200-it ran but wouldn't move or hold antifreeze. I replaced the clutch & freeze plugs, did the brakes, bed wood & everything rubber-I spent maybe $1500 & lots of time. Drove it a year w/no problems, drove nice but needed paint & one rocker was a little old black truck rusty. When it was totaled, my ins co valued the truck @$6800! I was surprised, I would have easily sold the truck for less. GMCs tend to be rarer but bring less money. Brian

I'm not sure if my truck was on E-Bay, I found it on Craigslist back when you could find programs (crazedlist.com, now shut down) to search all of the Craigslist sites. For some reason they frown upon that and start blocking access to these multi-city search sites. Doesn't make much sense to me, but it's their site and service.

It's frightening to even throw out lowball offers on things like this, it was advertised at $2500 and I figured I made a low, low offer after talking to them and factoring in having to drive 2000 miles round trip to get it.

Lee

Lee, I am pretty certain I saw it on eBay a few weeks back, that grille guard is hard to miss. It was in some town in TX that I hadn't heard of before. Brian

check on the collector car trader too... OOGA-MUH-BOOGA_BAAY-BEE

Have a look at my 305v6

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