How much to sell your truck

[Rochlow]

Originally Posted by 67cheby

i am working on rounding that up as we speak...i got the cash and the soda..

has to be Howdy cream soda.. lol

[67cheby]

my my my arent you just the picky one ....!!! LOL

[Rochlow]

Originally Posted by 67cheby

my my my arent you just the picky one ....!!! LOL

Ok.. I cherry limeaide from Sonic.. and the ice can't be melted when it gets here.. LMAO..

At this point the only thing I'd think of getting rid of my Jimmy for is a 69 Charger.

[67cheby]

dang....gonna have to hit the WARRRRRP SPEED BUTTON !!

[Cole Trickle]

There are two types of sellers.......Movers and keepers..lol

When I sell something I typically price it to move according to current market conditions.

I am not a real sentimental person and when I buy a car/truck/RV I could care less that your grandpa owned it for 75 years. That dosen't do a single thing for me and basically means you don't want to sell it.

It also dosent mean a guy that has a billion hours and 20K in parts owns a 30K truck. Imho you better be talking about a 100% original super clean loaded BBC shortbed to justify anything above 30K in these year trucks.

I think a realistic take me home price for my truck would be 15-16K. I would have a hard time turning down a profit and moving onto the next toy.

[colin_havens]

I get asked that quite often, at least before I moved to Mountain Home, AR. This is mostly a retirement community, so most of the people that would have the spare cash to buy something like my truck are not interested in an airbagged super low custom truck of any kind. An all origional ride? You bet. But that suits me just fine, as if I ever did sell mine now I dont want it to be to someone local. I couldnt stand seeing it all the time, as I am quite attatched to her. Too many hours of my own blood sweat and tears, too many memories with firends, and too many arguments with my wife to let her go now, unless the offer was substantial. As she sits now I would take $30,000, and not a penny less.

Back a few years ago, when I had the truck only 6 or 8 months, I was asked this question at a gas station by someone checking out my truck. I had bought it for $8000and all I had done was added drop spindles and a bolt in notch in the rear, and drove it. I told him I would take $25000 for it, and as serious as he could he asked if I would take $20000. It definately stopped me in my tracks, and told him I would seriously consider it, and that I was going to a car show and if he was serious he could meet me up there and I would find a ride home with a friend. As much as making that kind of profit would have been nice, I sure am happy that man never showed up. I dont think I could replace those memories for that little bit of cash.

[slomotion]

Originally Posted by flashed

That sure is a beautiful truck.

Thank You Flashed.

[tdp67]

Originally Posted by 68chevyLQ4

I wish I could take that off your hands man

You can! I'm listening!

[flashed]

This is a great thread with some killer trucks ,hope it keeps growing. I wish I could own all the great trucks posted so far but will settle for my own when its home from the body shop.

[m6z]

I think I'd take 12k for mine right now. It's in peices and I just took the motor to the machine shop. I'm going to have more then that in it by the time its done, but I would like to finish one of these damn trucks. lol.

[Dunenutt]

My 55 f-100 went to a buddy for $10,000.
My Jeep went to a buddy for $10,000.
My 69 Chevy is not for sale! There are some things that can not be bought.

[truckster]

It took me a lot of years to find the truck I wanted. Just last Saturday my wife asked me to take her out cruising in the Blazer, and it makes me happy to drive it wherever I go. I can't really put a price on that.

I've had offers, but I'm just not interested in selling.

[Fitz]

Originally Posted by Ackattack

How much would it take someone to offer you to hand over the keys to your truck?

First $65K takes my 67 small window stepside.

[dukkie]

Originally Posted by prostreetC-10

I'd take $1,500 because it's really bad on gas and I'm concerned about its environmental footprint! It also has a blind spot from the driver's seat to the right front fender that I deem unsafe.... not to mention the paint is really faded and the laminate is coming apart on the front windshield.

I have been saving all my change since this post.. i have 1387.63 will that work?

[tubbedII]

I'd take $16K cash in hand...not saying it's worth it or anything...

[C20-67_N_MO]

Even my rusted out 1967 Chevy Suburban 4x4 I would not let go for anything less than $6,000.

By the time I am finished with her that price will be in the $30k range or more!

Just saying.

[olivj]

$4000 all day long.......no sentimental attachment.. bought it as a father son project and shop fell through because of other projects....tried to post a picture but its not working....so here is the photobucket link

http://s933.photobucket.com/albums/a...Chevy%20Truck/

[ItsRandy]

Originally Posted by Ackattack

How much would it take someone to offer you to hand over the keys to your truck? Ya know, you're at a gas station and someone offers "x" dollars for your truck, which may be different than what its worth or what you could actually sell it for (though I've seen some craigslist ads for the make me sell it price)

Anyways, I'd start to think about selling my '68 for about $50k.....I don't have that much actual money into it, but the 3+ years of work get it pretty close if I value my time. Not to mention all the memories

My '69 I might let go for about $5k. On the other hand I think my wife would let it go for free

That's a tough question. I have had my truck for 27+ years...I think you would have a better chance of buying my wife. I would have to get at least what I have in it, not including my time. Same thing for my wife.

[big mike71]

I'll take 12k for mine if anyone wants it.

[dukcaln]

wow, alot of the vehicles showed in this thread would be priceless to me....some bad a$$ rides.... too bad we couldn't get the cash we deserve for our rides.... but like all vehicles there is a price... I would take given the maket, 6k for mine, but it would never sell for that right now...market is just too dang bad like the econemy...... people who have money hold onto it and people who have money get some freaking amazing deals for rides lie ours..... because alot of people simply need CASH!!!

[prairewolf]

... It is priceless, and with all the inspiring pictures posted before mine in this thread it is priceless x 2. ...... so I can't give an answer to that. ......... but I ended up taking 3k for Sub and have never looked back ....my Son and I had a lot of simple fun in that Sub so its all good.


life is precious and good,kent

[69trk]

I would take 20k for mine. But i would cry not seeing it in my shop after having it for 20 years...

[flashed]

Lots of nice trucks in this thread but mine will be sold when I die by my nephews I guess unless I can convert them from the blue oval .

[tubbedII]

Wow 69trk, very impressive time slips, and a beautiful truck. Can't believe an imagionary $20k is all it would take.

[fastwillie 696969]

free but the fuel in the tank would cost ya 30k