Old car / truck guys

I'm old and I have a truck, so I'm an old truck guy, but I know not the answer you are looking for. 🤣

Anyone who knows it’s a good deal wouldn’t tell you so they can poach it! 😆

I’ve dealt with that asking about a couple old fords.

It really all comes down to how much money you are willing to spend.  If it's a good runner and the rest of the truck is in as good a shape as what we can see and you really want a vintage truck with all that come with it (bad mileage,  slow, clunky) then that's not a bad price.  If you've got the loot that's a good starting point for a restomod.  It looks like there have been some updates which might make it a really good buy.

Long bed.
Three on the tree.
Looks to be in good condition.
Get it Sumdood!

I,d say that’s a deal , not that I,m the expert .  3 on the tree  ?  Old clean pick ups go for big money. 

That truck would probably sell for 15-19k fast around here. 4-5 yr old new pu,s r rusty already. I had a ts250 Suzuki enduro in the 80,s.  The farmer I worked for as a kid. A pack of his buddies stopped out. They all had cool enduros 1 had a dt400 . They looped it out in a hay field. Lol 

If it runs decently, it’s a good deal, especially if there’s minimal rust.  Just like bikes, you can buy them after someone else has done the work for way less than you can build one yourself.

I remember almost everything about that truck. From the passenger seat when I was 8. All trucks of that vintage rusted out decades ago in the Upper Midwest. 

Its not a horrible deal if its in good running order.  Id throw the wheels in the trash and put some rallys nice dish wheels on it.  Other than that looks good.

I think it's a pretty good deal, as like profesh stated, going for more here in So. OR and in much worst shape.  I got my Dad's old '64 when I was 17 yo and it was my surf wagon.  Loved it!  Biggest mistake was during the gas crisis (late '70's) I traded it in for a Ford Courier (rebranded Mazda small p/u).  What a piece of sh*t.  A frisbee dented the side of the door, while with the old Chevy we would walk up the hood and put our chairs on the shell and watch CanAm cars race at Riverside : )

Everyone has one. Unless it’s got a LS 3 motor and auto at least it will cost you that much to make a highway driver. Unless backroad cruising is your thing.

But an estate sale with kids that have no interest I’m sure the price is very negotiable 

If that was a thousand miles closer, I'd be dealing on it.

I'm not really an "old car" guy, but I am definitely not a "rolling iphone that spies on me while I drive" guy, either. I think I'm done buying new cars.

I'm basically a caveman that can read and write, albeit poorly.  Electric windows and cruise control are all the technology I want in a vehicle.  

Of course, it has to have a decent stereo as well.  😉

Looks like windshield wipers could use some help.

Best thing is, nobody has done the criminal modification of cutting out the small rear window, for the bigger one on later trucks. 

Had two trucks that I wish I had never sold.

63 chevy, long bed fleetside.

And my favorite, a butt ass ugly 63 GMC long bed stepsidr, that someone painted flat white, probably with a sock.

Had that big V6 engine, four speed on the column, and and stump pulling torque.

Like this, only white...

I'd pick that up...especially if there is wiggle room

I bet the paint work was over 10K