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35' Ford Pickup - whats it worth?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by sirhc, Jul 26, 2009.

  1. sirhc
    Joined: Mar 3, 2008
    Posts: 164

    sirhc
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    from Boise, ID

    The ad says its a 35 pickup with a flathead (minus heads)... I'm gonna try get over today and take a look at it, what would something like this be worth? I know the pics are small and there are many variables that can't be accounted for... just looking for a ballpark offer.

    Thanks!

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    Last edited: Jul 26, 2009
  2. mecutem
    Joined: Oct 6, 2002
    Posts: 603

    mecutem
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    I have been following sales on these for the last few months as I would like to own a 35 or 36. I feel $1,500-$2,000 would be a good buy if its as good as it looks in pictures(only minor rust and mostly complete. I have seen total fixer uppers sell for above $4,000 on internet sites. Steve
     
  3. Ask him what he feels he has to have out of it and go from there...Good Luck!
     
  4. Bad Luck Engineering
    Joined: Apr 19, 2007
    Posts: 72

    Bad Luck Engineering
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    I'd say it depends a little on what you are planning to do with it and which parts are still good.

    If you are looking for a restoration project, then you might want something that is in better shape and a little more complete. It's worth a few extra bucks for a good start in my opinion.

    However, if your goal is something short of restoration, a project vehicle is only worth the sum of the parts that you are going to reuse or can sell.

    Anyway, I digress. I'd say based on the pictures, a headless (probably stuck) flathead, and the market right now that I'd probably offer $1000-$1500 and see what the guys says.
     

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