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Thoughts on value
Original drive train. What would you be comfortable paying for this truck? Click link to see truck.
http://www.streetsideclassics.com/ve...-c10-silverado
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Re: Thoughts on value
Even verifying that it's a 350, because it's really probably a 305, I might pay half that.
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Re: Thoughts on value
Really nice truck... but pricey......I too would really check the engine size.....
I bought an 87 Silverado SWB brand new. I recall the GM dealer told me at the time that if I wanted the 700R4, it was only available with the 305. If you selected the 350 option, it came with a 3 speed auto. or standard. Not positive this is true.... but that's what the man told me. PS.... A full load 1987 Silverado cost $ 18900.00 brand new. (Canadian) |
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Re: Thoughts on value
Eh, it's a half ton short bed with a 350. Me personally, it's not worth much because I can't use it as a truck to do things I need to do.
A truck like that, at that point I'd rather just buy a car. But, people like them, and they probably won't have trouble selling at that price. |
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Re: Thoughts on value
I am not looking to pay the price listed. I am interested in what a person who is actually interested in having a truck like this might be willing to pay.
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Re: Thoughts on value
I agree with the poster who said half that... its not even restored so there is no way that a survivor is worth the money like that for a still pretty common truck
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That appears to be a very clean original truck. The pictures dont show an obvious repaint. It doesnt matter if its a quality repaint, or clean original paint, it appears very nice with no signs of cancer. Right now the 87 TBI 350 trucks are bringing good money. I'll bet that truck didnt sell for less than 10k.
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Re: Thoughts on value
I have to disagree we cannot tell from pictures what it is worth.
If that is all original, is there any rust, etc if so the asking price is cheap. There is a huge market out there for a nice truck. Most want to have them to be used as a car driven to shows. My truck is a toy to be driven on warm sunny days. My build is going to go over the asking price. |
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I was offered $10k twice for mine in unrestored original condition. I could have let it go, but didn't. There are people out there that will pay these prices for nice survivor square bodies, and I suspect as they keep getting older, prices will in fact go up. With that said however, I don't really consider an 87 all that old.....yet, and these vehicles that enter the early computer age with more smog than motor does turn a lot of people off. |
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I have to agree that the listed price is about right, especially given that it is a dealership. It feels like just yesterday you could take that truck home for $5,000, but many years have passed and prices have gone up, and will continue to rise.
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I think the price is fair. It is worth that. You cannot build a truck to that quality for less than that price.
Fyi, the vin code K indicates the truck cam from the factory with a 5.7 The only thing I see wrong is that the truck is being advertised as a C10. A 1987 would be an R10 |
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Re: Thoughts on value
A fair part of the question is do you want a work PU or a show vehicle with a PU body style? If you are after a show truck, it is almost always cheaper to buy one already done or mostly done then to buy a beater and fix it up.
The other elephant in the room is the price of new PUs has reached new highs and middle class folks that want a decent PU often can't afford one and have to buy used. Even at the price the PU in question went for, it is a huge savings over a new or nearly new PU. |
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Re: Thoughts on value
I've owned both a '86 305 truck and an '87 tbi 305 truck.
The tbi 1987 model ran so much better than the carbureted version. The fact that it's a '87 makes it worth more than any of the 81-87 body style trucks. Just my opinion.
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I agree 100%.... That price is NOT out of line if it is as clean in person as it is in the pics...
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Re: Thoughts on value
Never value anything from pictures.... You'll almost always be disappointed....
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Re: Thoughts on value
I wouldn't have a problem at all, nor did I, when I purchased my 86 C10 3 years ago. The condition of my truck was/is very similar to this truck that is listed. I paid just a tad lower than what they were asking for this truck.
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Re: Thoughts on value
My attempts at online dating can attest to that!
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Re: Thoughts on value
Well I'll put my opinion in the mix also, I've owned and built 14 of these trucks in the last 36 months. The days of super nice swb trucks for 4-5k are long gone for the most part, today most of those run 6.5-8.5k for decent paint, clean interior and stock drivetrain. I think the money on this truck is in the 8.5-10.5k range based on pics and description. I think its a very nice looking truck and would be a killer truck to drop and add wheels to. I'm finding the few trucks that bring the 14k price tags in stock form are rare big block trucks, or fully documented low milage original trucks. At the end of the day its worth what you are willing to pay, and I hope you get it.
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Re: Thoughts on value
Someone bought it.
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Re: Thoughts on value
I stand by my 7,000 value. That's the most I'd be willing to pay for it, which was the question, what's it worth? I have no idea, but I know what it's worth to me. I really don't want an unmolested, perfect condition survivor anyway, myself, i want one I can do whatever I want to, which is why I bought the one I did.
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Re: Thoughts on value
That is an old ad from when the current owner purchased the vehicle. The current negotiations put the price at $9800 with a set of new 20" torque thrust still in the box.
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I would call that a good buy for sure. The wheels are about $1200, so truck price around $8600. Add $1200 for a mild drop & tires and your setting with a killer truck at $12.5k value all day. Good job sir.
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Re: Thoughts on value
Here is a inspiration for you on a 87 I finished last fall.
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