What makes the true value of a truck

[CC69Rat]

As long as its not hacked up.. then its basically scrap.

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[67ChevyRedneck]

Condition and location are the biggest factors for the actual value of the trucks. A true rust free truck is worth a lot more in NY than Arizona.
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[landsurvey1]

I think the economy is a huge factor in the price of our trucks.

[TBONE1964]

Originally Posted by Zoomin

Are there people that really doubt a pickup truck could be worth more than $10,000?

Not in my book. There are plenty in my opinion worth $10,000.00 + . Thay need to be really clean and all GM metal and as little aftermarket/reproduction parts as possible.

Just my opinion.

[54belair]

I think "value" is a relative term. Whats valuable to me, might not trip someone elses trigger.

To me a truck with added value is one that is somewhat stock and in good condition. I have my own ideas of what I want to do to one--and sometimes its kinda expensive to buy someone elses "custom restore" because the first thing I might have to do is "undo" whats been done.

I have seen our trucks sell for very little--and Ive seen people at Barrett-Jackson throw away a lot of money on a truck. (once again--in my opinion) Really, Im just jealous cause I cant go drop $30-40K on a truck. Im waiting for a frame draggin, lambo doored, whaletailed, electric 68-----

But, again to me Value is increased by condition of vehicle-

[Vintage Windmills]

As a whole these trucks aren't rare but original 4x4's and other segments of the 67-72 population are rare. They made more corvettes in 68 than K20's. Swb big blocks are another example.

[Zoomin]

This truck is worth at least $25,700 with 3 days left to go. Go to school and figure out why it's worth this amount. ebay link