What would you pay for this?

[JoshHefnerX]

Trucks are crazy expensive around here, I don't totally get it myself. We may have a little bit less rust, but anything plastic or rubber is totally trashed in a couple of years.

The very cheapest trucks by a large margin I've seen are up in Washington state. And rust isn't terrible there either.

And the city has been dry of dana 60's for quite a while... kinda frusterating.

Josh

 

[Stomis]

That guy could easily get $2500 for that tub if he sold it nation wide. Theres plenty of restorers out there who are willing to spend $1500 more to avoid $10,000 in rust repair, dipping, etc.


You Southwest guys just dont understand what us northeast guys see when theres no rust on something. Its not about what its costing now, its about what its not costing later.

 

[Carcinogen]

The very cheapest trucks by a large margin I've seen are up in Washington state. And rust isn't terrible there either.

Josh

You have to be careful where in WA they came from. Anything on the coast is going to be a rust bucket(I had my 76 rust away when I lived in Seattle). Also they do use salt on the roads where I'm at.

 

[Jester1]

I dont think this guy is unrealistic. Full vert rust free roller, I would be 1500 to 2000. Yeah its a roller but i have seen 67 stang body's, no front clip, no motor, no interior, no glass, no paint break the 5 g's mark here.

Guess it depends on your needs/wants. There is a rarity factor to full verts as compared to the 20 million half tops still running around.