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View Poll Results: All Things being equal what Do You Think Has A Higher Resale Value | |||
A 67-72 Shortbed Fleetside Stock |
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14 | 63.64% |
A 67-72 Longbed Fleetside Stock |
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2 | 9.09% |
A 67-72 Shortbed Fleetside Modified |
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6 | 27.27% |
A 67-72 Longbed Fleetside Modified |
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0 | 0% |
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
O i know. All im saying is the more mods you do the better chance it will happen. Ive seen a few people on here shorten there frame and i wouldnt for a second hesitate buying it because of the way they did it.
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
What you are really saying is the '67-'72 pickup market is mainly driven by street rodders who can't afford a period "muscle car" anymore. They look to the 2 door shortbed 1/2 ton as an closest alternative to the pricey 2 door "muscle car". Its true, the market does not show a strong interest in a truck designed to haul cargo. But I really wonder if any of these buyers would have any interest in any model '67-'72 pickup, if period 2 door cars were more affordable and plentiful. Will longbed C-10's,C-20's and C 30's become indangered spieces in the future? What a boring world.
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
I didn't see where he said or implied that at all.
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
Funny how so many posts on here end up long vs. short "discussions"
I really like both but understand short beds are worth more than longbeds by the "market" Rust free longbeds in cali mostly go for almost nothing.... ...shortbeds are still selling for good money.... I've had both and will eventually have a Longbed daily driver.... ...but when building a vehicle to sell it will be a shortbed...
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
[QUOTE= I have a newer LWB truck for hauling cargo (sheetrock, wood, etc)....I have a 72 SWB truck to haul beers, babes, and barbeques
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
Seems as though a "Poll" was needed on this Thread, so I made one,
(for whatever good it is, because its all Relative and what the Market will bear), buuuuuuuuut...............
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
I agree that shortbeds will sell for more as well, but I still wouldn't cut up an original longbed.
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
Its simple a originally swb will bring more money than a long wheel base. Were talking about a original lwb vs a lwb cut down to a swb
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
I am one of those guys who cut down a longbed to make a shortbed. I did it right, I didnt just cut and buttweld it like so many "shops" I have seen. I cut it then bought a bracing kit that consisted of a C-channel that fit inside the factory one that I welded around completely. I like longbeds too, I just prefer shortbeds.
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Re: Scored this Truck for....FREE!
Nice find, "anything free is worth saving up for"
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1968 Chevy short bed restoration/ build/ put back together/ whichever you wanna call it! I shall call it :"Rusty Tomato": its in the works " Anything free is worth saving up for " " If you dont know where to start, go back to the beginning " |
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