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Old 02-01-2020, 11:33 AM   #9
68bowtie
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Re: Wiw 71 Cheyenne C20

Other than the top of the passenger fender, where else is the rust? That’s in an unusual spot, maybe worth fixing and touching up if it’s limited beyond that. I still think selling complete is your best option.

The things that detract from value are 3/4-ton lwb 2wd (can’t easily change), rust, paint, and steering wheel (fixable). If you could patch up a couple rust spots and buff up the paint, replace the steering wheel and missing trim piece, and do a good detailing, that would help value quite a bit and possibly get you to the $6k value you’re looking for. Being “Turn key” is a big selling point for a lot of buyers, and although the paint is “crappy”, it’s all one color which is a selling point, and it’s original color to boot. The upsides you mentioned (a/c cab, big block, nice interior, runs good) are great features but the c20 models just don’t have much demand.

Again this is all just my opinion...
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