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Old 03-08-2017, 04:40 PM   #51
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Old 03-08-2017, 04:44 PM   #52
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I'm gonna go with this. I love this place but IMO there are far too many dogpiling threads about prices. If a seller is being intentionally dishonest thats one thing, but things are worth what someone is willing to pay.
Most model based forums are like this..
There are guys on the team chevelle that have told the owners of a chevelle that he/she ordered new and picked up from the dealer and has all the paperwork, that g.m. never built it..

Here it's I wouldn't pay 1500 for that, yet they never take 1500 for there pantina'd truck,( pantina'd is a fancy code word for worn out faded tired paint with rust.. )
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Old 03-08-2017, 05:46 PM   #53
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Re: I blame this on the pickers.

And I think that's the only part that really bugs me, the hypocrisy of "Your junk is worth nothing but mine is priceless". But they can't leave it at that, it's always with a dose of "And you're stupid for having paid".

It's almost like you can't assume a stranger on the Internet with anonymity and no accountability will be polite any more!
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Old 03-08-2017, 07:59 PM   #54
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HOW DO YOU FIGURE?????????
There are tons of these trucks for under 3 grand..
Sure your not getting a clean short bed for that..
come on..
I wish 77-81 ws6 t/a's were not huge money but it is what it is..
Why are you so hung up on this, the original trucks. unless you are seeing $$$ signs, but now all that flipping cash has dried up..
I.E. people got wise to the guys buying old vehicles from old folks for pennies on the dollar and then sold it for big bucks..
Seems your upset that that is dried up..
The small time flippers are a big part of the silly cost of older vehicles..
No James, I'm not hung up at all about what is, or is not dried up. I just don't think that an "all original" POS, has more value than a nice "not all original". A POS with original paint, is still a POS. The truck that I linked in this thread is a POS, worth somewhere between 3 and 5k, not 16k. That's my opinion, you have your opinion, and that's fine. I'd love to buy that POS for 5k, put 10k in it, and have a nice truck worth about 12k. Think of the fun I'd have. Or, I could buy it for 20k, park it back in the fence row, and hope some picker idiot comes along buys it for 50k.
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Just means you can clean this truck up & do a quick flip for $15-20k if somebody out there is willing to pay. But just because one truck sells high in one area, doesn't mean the entire market is like that. Lots of guys forget that and assume everything is priced high now. You can still get driving swb trucks $2-5k that aren't rust buckets.

https://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/6028670925.html
All i see here is a $5500 truck that needs somewhere near 10k put into it to be a real nice truck. Where are all these swb drivers for 2k?
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Old 03-08-2017, 08:13 PM   #56
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Firstly truck bashing isn't cool regardless of price asked,the seller could be a member. And second if you're worried about what a classic vehicle will be worth after you sink money and time into it you're in the wrong hobby. I see too many threads like this where people are complaining about other people's asking prices. You have no idea what high prices are,browse some Canadian classic classifieds for a look at the deals you are getting. There are people who make a living here driving to the U.S and bringing back vehicles to sell here.
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Old 03-08-2017, 08:49 PM   #57
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...Also the "numbers matching" claim...
I would pay top dollar for a "numbers matching" C10...

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Old 03-08-2017, 11:49 PM   #58
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Damn tough crowd, I don't see a 5k POS anywhere on this thread. I see a very nice original slant nose short box in black. It's a beauty IMO.
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Old 03-09-2017, 12:21 AM   #59
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While I'm not sure if the little black truck is worth $16-$17k....it definitely is worth north of $5k in my books...maybe $6500-8500 thereabouts...maybe a little more but not into the 5 figures.
It is a nice little truck and he has spent some positive time detailing it up nicely, which makes a big difference, at least to me.
I posted before that I'll never know why some guys won't even clean out the McDonalds milkshake cups and random cigarette butts on the floor prior to posting a pic....lol.
These are the low budget, low buck sellers.....whereas this guy knows more as to what he is doing.
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Re: I blame this on the pickers.

I have no opinion as to the pricing of this truck, it will sell for whatever the market says it's worth. Do I like the current prices? No, this hobby is getting expensive. But the market sets the prices, no matter what we want.

That being said, I hear all the time in here about how stuff isnt worth the asking price and that they can buy them all day long for ridiculous prices.
I've yet to see the ads for these trucks. I would love to see them...............
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I find these posts kind of comical, I see guys pay 6-700 for a set of tow hooks but think a running decent looking truck is only worth 12-1500
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Old 03-09-2017, 08:54 AM   #62
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I have no opinion as to the pricing of this truck, it will sell for whatever the market says it's worth. Do I like the current prices? No, this hobby is getting expensive. But the market sets the prices, no matter what we want.

That being said, I hear all the time in here about how stuff isnt worth the asking price and that they can buy them all day long for ridiculous prices.
I've yet to see the ads for these trucks. I would love to see them...............
Oh they might be able to find them for that, but they never flip it for that.. they'll want top dollar
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I have no opinion as to the pricing of this truck, it will sell for whatever the market says it's worth. Do I like the current prices? No, this hobby is getting expensive. But the market sets the prices, no matter what we want.

That being said, I hear all the time in here about how stuff isnt worth the asking price and that they can buy them all day long for ridiculous prices.
I've yet to see the ads for these trucks. I would love to see them...............
Nobody is going to post a good deal for all the vultures here...they are going to buy it themselves
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Old 03-09-2017, 10:58 AM   #64
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I hope I haven't offended anyone. As I stated earlier, I noticed the listing while researching the value of my truck. In reality, I think my original (except paint), 60k mile, drive anywhere truck is worth just a little over half of what the final bid (reserve not met), on the fence row truck ended at. This was a fun thread. Phil
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That thing went $18,700.00 and didn't hit reserve. As one of the guys on this thread defending current values, let me say that's crazy.

That truck is a $7500 truck to me all day long. No idea why the seller wouldn't take 18,700 for it. Mystery to me!
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Yep, it's high, but I sure like it. Stuff like this just means we have to polish up our body work skills to fix the ratty ones we find for under $10k... The only thing that annoys me is all the hyperbole and jibberish that fills up the ads nowadays. Generally speaking, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that the majority of ads are over-hyped. But, then again, the term "used car salesman" had meaning a long, long time ago - but these are average Joe's all trying to be the gas monkey dude nowadays it seems. I can always decide what I'm willing to pay, and when the price is above that, well, oh well! SAY-LA-VEE. (someone check that spellin!) We spend a lot of time picking apart folks' ads, but the good thing is that by hangin out on this site, we're savvy enough to spot BS when we read it. So, pick away, I say, it helps us all by putting together everyone's opinions in the process of forming our own. Having said all that - I'll say it again, forget the ad, I love the truck though. Cool little piece of history, regardless of what is true or false in the ad and regardless of originality, etc. Wish it was in my barn
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some of y'all need to stop. seriously, just stop. you're starting to look silly.
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That thing went $18,700.00 and didn't hit reserve. As one of the guys on this thread defending current values, let me say that's crazy.

That truck is a $7500 truck to me all day long. No idea why the seller wouldn't take 18,700 for it. Mystery to me!
Cuse they went for 25-40k+ at b/j a few weeks ago..
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Cuse they went for 25-40k+ at b/j a few weeks ago..
I assume you're joking, but nothing in that rough of a condition sold for anything near that money at BJ that I saw...
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If guys actually looked at all the pics of that truck you'd see it's a $5-7500 truck tops. It needs work and is rough. It's easy to tell from the pics the owner just did a buff on the exterior paint to make it look shiny to sell it to somebody, but when you look at the engine compartment and box etc then you know lol

If I were him I would've had a $10k reserve and took the $18k laughing all the way to the bank. At $18k you can find a restored swb. If somebody actually thinks it's worth $18k then it's only worth it to them and the other bidder (unless it's a fake bidder which there are lots of on eBay). Just because a truck sells for that price on eBay doesn't mean that's what the market will bare everywhere across North America or mean that's an accurate representation of market prices.

For all the guys who says there are no cheap swb trucks, maybe there aren't any cheap ones in your area, or maybe you just aren't looking hard enough or don't get the breaks some guys do. How do you think some of these flippers are making so much money lol They ARE buying swb trucks cheap and flipping them for 2-5 times their purchase price to other guys who either can't be bothered to look for them or just don't know how to find them. Nobody in their right mind will post up the cheap trucks on here, so don't ask to see them when most of them aren't even posted on CL or ebay. Get out and start driving. Every time somebody says there are cheap trucks, everybody asks for them.

I rarely post the trucks I buy on here or the prices I pay, but if I do lots of guys will say that's cheap or a great deal yet in my market they are barely a good deal lol Everybody's market is different and you can't really compare them. Last solid running driving swb I bought was $2g and I turned around and sold it for $3500 as that's just what the market would bare in my area. Shortly after I saw a similar truck like mine posted for $10g with bad rust and thought nobody would be that stupid to pay that, but it ended up selling for $7500 I believe after being posted for a year or so. One day you can be low, next day you can be high.
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I find these posts kind of comical, I see guys pay 6-700 for a set of tow hooks but think a running decent looking truck is only worth 12-1500
There's a guy here that paid $20 for a set of 72 tow hooks on eBay recently. He even posted a thread with the ad/screen shots to prove it. If you look around long enough and hard enough you will find a good deal. If you look at message boards all you'll see is high prices and good deals someone else got before you could find them
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Damn tough crowd, I don't see a 5k POS anywhere on this thread. I see a very nice original slant nose short box in black. It's a beauty IMO.
I agree. I believe there was a no rust/all original claim. I didn't study it, but it sure looked clean. Apparently it was worth 19K-ish to someone. If it's super clean and everything in tact, I'm not going to argue the price tag.
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