price range question half restored 69, a/c, LwB, fleet

[sodak69c10]

k here the thing guys i got a pick-up found that the owner is triing to unload and i made an offer to buy it , she told me to get a make an offer so here is my wuestion to you i have a crappy cell video of it i'll get some high quality pics tomoro

sorry for the side ways video but my cell is kinda wierd for that
BLUE CHEVY

all the body work has been done at the local vo-tech,
paint is dark blue metalic and clear coat,
new wood in bed was made by the carpentry class at the same votech,
engine and trans freshly built by my class at the votech,
frame is sanded and painted

no carburetor
drum brakes
points-distributor
no wiring harnes in vehicle
there is no interior in the vehicle (there is a new headliner and seat for it but she has them in the garage)
wood for bed need to be stained and sealed
a/c pump is gone(have to find another)

[john@thepier]

That is no where near enough info for any of us to even begin to guess what it is worth. Get as much info as you can about it from the shop class teacher and let us know what all has been repaired, replaced, etc and I'll see what I can do as far as an opinion on worth$.

[sodak69c10]

sorry bout the lack of info, was in a hurry to cab corners, floor pans and rockers have all been replaced, bed panels have been replaced new front fenders, thereis no rust on this truck it was media blasted andall rust was removed and repaired (all the work to the frame and body was done by students, frame and powertrain was assemble by the automotive technology class, body shop did the body repairs, and painting and panel alignment)

engine is a small block chevy 350, TH350 trans, 2 wheel drive, new bushings in suspension , needs brakes and bearings
(VEHICLE DOES NOT RUN, because there is no wiring harness in vehicle, and no carb, and no gas )
3.73 12-bolt open diff rear

4 wheel drum brakes vaccum booster

new fuel tank

glass is not new but has no cracks or chips

i was just wondering what a good offer would be to offer for this , she has a 3000 dollar bill at the school for work done to this pick-up in parts(no labor because it was done at the vo-tech by students)

the P.O. was rebuilding it to sell the pick-up anyways but now trying to get rid of the truck because it has been sitting for the last 5 years in various stages and as it sits now

i will be taking my good camera with tomorrow and getting some high quality photos and will try to get them up around noon, or after i get off work at the dealership

[sodak69c10]

any specific info that could help with the price range?

[chevy72blu]

Hmm... Ill throw out a number, since no one else has. Because the rust has been repaired and there is none left (assuming the work was done well, which is questionable by HS students IMO), I would say 3,500- go up to 4,000. Pick up a used holley and rebuild it, new LMC carpet, some used belts, painless wiring kit, and drive the wheels off it. AC pump (compressor?) will be a little pricey, but can be found. Upgrade to HEI when you can afford it.

It looks from the video that there is no grille/front bumper?

[sodak69c10]

grille and bumper are in her garage, i have lots of partsfor the engine(beauty of growing up on a ranch) have a HEI on the shelf right now . the work was done by college students

thanx for the feedback, blu

[sodak69c10]

[sodak69c10]

one of the boxes of spare parts

[sodak69c10]

sorry bout the dusty pics and the water marks on everything they washed the floors in the shop a few days prior and its got water spots

[cdowns]

i would think that for $3000 you should be able to picxk up a half decent running driving together longbed truck witout the hassel of a half done parts scattered and missing project that needs as much work as that truck//i do like the blue color tho

[sodak69c10]

Originally Posted by cdowns

i would think that for $3000 you should be able to picxk up a half decent running driving together longbed truck witout the hassel of a half done parts scattered and missing project that needs as much work as that truck//i do like the blue color tho

thats the thing i love projects

plus i have a few other doner vehicles and ones i can use as atemplate for reassembly

[1956cameo]

Well, most of the hard work seems to be done, but still alot of time and money needed to finish. Personally I have had mixed luck finishing other peoples "work" and am cautious even if it is from a vo tech school. However if I were looking for a project I would give $3k for this. I think its worth it if you are good at electrical work, especially if body and metal work isnt your thing.