thos who dont want to sell..

[justpball]

bammer! LMAO! Love it!

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by pseudopimp

go talk to my 4 year old daughter and explain that you want to take her truck. after that we might talk about a price.

I hear you there. My 4-year old daughter loves the brown truck (78 K20). She would be heart broken if I sold it.

[MONTEZ]

I like to restore more than I do stare at it sitting in the garage after it's finished. I enjoy the build. If I build it and some one wants to buy it for what it's worth (not what i think it should be worth) then I'd more than likely sell it and start on a new one.

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by MONTEZ

I like to restore more than I do stare at it sitting in the garage after it's finished. I enjoy the build. If I build it and some one wants to buy it for what it's worth (not what i think it should be worth) then I'd more than likely sell it and start on a new one.

I tend to sell them after I get the drivetrain done so I can avoid doing body work.

One of these days I will buy a rig that doesn't need paint.

[geeforcem]

how can i put a price on 22 years of ownership??

People stop at my house all the time with offers (or notes on the windshield)... i just tell them it's not for sale..


jeff

[USSkoval]

People ask about my stuff all the time, I just tell them it's not for sale. Every now and again, I get someone that says "everything is for sale". My response is usually "we'll see". It usually gets the point across.

[MONTEZ]

Originally Posted by USSkoval

People ask about my stuff all the time, I just tell them it's not for sale. Every now and again, I get someone that says "everything is for sale". My response is usually "we'll see". It usually gets the point across.

Yeah but I bet if someone laid out $30k cash money you would have already forgot about your truck. Being partial is one thing, being insane is another

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by geeforcem

how can i put a price on 22 years of ownership??

People stop at my house all the time with offers (or notes on the windshield)... i just tell them it's not for sale..


jeff

Everything has its price but sometimes the price would have to be extraordinary to make up for the sentimental attachment.

Sure there are ultra rare vehicles with heritage that make them irreplacable but typically we are not dealing with that.

After all it is just a car / truck and they can be replaced.

[dbmx66]

this guy that goes to my buddies school offered me 9k without the bed or rear, or front clip, basicly just the motor. i had to say no haha

[87GMCChris]

I always say its not for sale... and if you really want it you will have to "pry it from my cold dead fingers" lol. I had a guy offer 6000, and another guy offered his mid to late 70's camaro. It was a back yard job/micky mouse job. I proceeded to tell him that he would have to pry it from my cold dead fingers.

[USSkoval]

Originally Posted by MONTEZ

Yeah but I bet if someone laid out $30k cash money you would have already forgot about your truck. Being partial is one thing, being insane is another

Saying "we'll see" tends to weed out the ones that are all talk. I recently had a guy offer me $6000 cash for my lowly '86 Iroc-z, he's one of the few that have gotten past the "we'll see". I still said no, lol.