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What's the best way to get a 1964 C10 price-checked? If anyone is familiar with prices for such trucks, help would be much appreciated.

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Post some pictures of the truck and we'll argue about it's value from there. You can hire a proffesional appraiser, for insurance purposes, but we can help you with a ballpark figure. Of course, our opinions are not legal binding.

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Im in the DFW area, PM me what your looking for and I can also help with your question.

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Of course on the same token, it seems prices vary by region too.

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http://i.imgur.com/HzS9J.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/094Yh.jpg

As far as I know, everything on the inside is original. 53,000 miles. Passed inspection just a few weeks ago. Runs like new.

Sorry for the dirty picture of the engine, I've since cleaned it up a little.

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nice truck ive had mine for 8 years been in my family since new.The prices of these trucks seem to be going up year after year and with all the off shore sheet metal out there if youres is all factory then you got somthing

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clean truck right there.

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are you wanting to get an idea of value to insure or because your wanting to sell it soon?

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Well that's a fine lookin specimin ya have there.

If it helps at all, I paid $3K for the one in my avatar and since it has always been an Arizona truck it has NO RUST. Also doesn't have a heater or air conditioning or anything fancy.

I'm just guessing you would have more value than I assuming it really does have 53K original miles and it isn't rusted out anyplace.

But I do reserve the right to be wrong.