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#227227 02/14/2007 8:14 PM
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Hi,I have a friend who has an immaculate 1954 GMC 1 ton flat bed rear dually truck 90% stock with a 248 GMC 6 cylinder 4 speed granny low with
24,000 original miles in mint condition.
so im thinking ill buy it and sell it.
I dont have pictures yet on thursday when I buy it i can post some.
My question to someone with knowledge in this area is , I know its hard to say without seeing it . just by my describing the truck and believe me its clean. what would I sell it for?
ball park.any and all input is so totally appreciated smile Thanks so much

#227228 02/14/2007 8:26 PM
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I'll almost always pay $50.00 for a truck that is delivered to my driveway...

but for your truck, you might want to check ebay and the autotrader web sites.

welcome to the 'bolt..


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#227229 02/14/2007 8:54 PM
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The value of any old truck is based on many factors, need, emotional factors (my grand daddy had one of those) etc. what is your friend asking for the truck?


~Jim
#227230 02/14/2007 10:34 PM
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I'll give $1000. grin

But seriously folks, this website's purpose is to help people preserve and drive old trucks. Not to help people turn a quick buck on them. But if you should find some info that helps you turn a quick buck, we accept contributions towards operating expenses. It's only fair that you share.

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#227231 02/15/2007 1:16 AM
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My apologies to stovebolters my intentions were not to insult you or leave you feeling used and dirty. I only knew I needed expert and qualified opinions of those to whom are respected and considered quite knowledgeable on the subject.
My friend is asking $2000.00
Thanks Again
Tammierenee'

#227232 02/15/2007 2:04 AM
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I would pay that in nothing flat, right now.


I like old trucks
#227233 02/15/2007 2:20 AM
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Buy the truck and offer it here on the bolt to guys that will treat it well. Or better yet restore it and experience the thrill of driving it yourself.


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