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15 years ago in CLASSIC TRUCKS
I am selling my dad's '53 Chevy pickup. He was a truck club member and it was in showcar condition, but has been idle for about 3 years. It needs some work under the hood, and some work on the wood-bed. It's not a huge project, but it does need some work... how much? Not sure.... which is why I'm not sure how much I should sell it for. How could I find out what a good estimate is. Some people (who I would consider unknowledgable) say that $9000 is too much, but I've searched trucks in similar or worse (project car) condition selling for more. I'm new to this, and because it's a classic, it makes it that much more difficult. How do I go about getting a good idea of how much to sell it for? I'll probably repost the question once I get photos posted so U can get a better idea...
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15 years ago
wat my family does ask ur mechanic it may seem old fashioned but a good mechanic is a geniusmy dad got a complicated estimate(he was just wondering) of a 1969 lemons with new transmission,headers,hood,top,and a 455 block engine as a pose to the original 350 u wont regret asking
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15 years ago
I suggest going on auction websites and look at past auction results. You could start with Barrett-Jackson, Kruse and G. Potter King. This way you can see what they are actually bringing...
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