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Carolina Classic Trucks
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: The South
Posts: 792
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How much would you be willing to give...
I met a guy last night who has some parts and pieces he wants to sale. He is what he has:
1. 72 2wd sb fleet orig. big block truck with matching number engine & A/C. The truck has no bed, transmission & the interior has been stripped. Rockers, fenders, hood & cab seen to be solid. 2.The BB has been rebuilt but was left out on the front porch. He showed me where water got into number 1&3 cylinder holes and caused a little damage. Has anyone ever tried to sleeve a BB? This would be all that needs to be done to getting this engine running. The motor has brackets for the ps & alt. The A/C has been stripped off the truck. 3. Misc. parts included 2 72 original hoods, 2 original fenders w/ no dents or rust except for the front lower cup area. 3 dashes w/ gauges, 2 dashes w/o gauges, 2 factory no tilt steering columns, NOS factory door weatherstripping, 3 solid back glasses, 1 non-butchered wiring harness, 3 pairs sunvisors in good shape, 1 excellent shape head liner, 4 15X8 truck rally's w/ no rings or centers, 2 foot operated emergency brakes, NOS emergency brake cables, Misc. A/C balls & holders, heater parts & other odds & end pieces & a few pieces of Original trim in good shape. What would you think all this would be worth? I did not want to tick the guy off by offering him something way off what he is wanting for all this. He says it has all got to go t make room the the camaro project. Thanks, Ryan |
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the ring around my finger
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Spring Lake NC
Posts: 187
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i 'd try 1,000 all he can say is no
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Muskegon,MI,USA
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Sleeving the block should not be a problem. there are lots of stuff with the truck, but it is going to take some time and money to do the repairs. I agree with the $1000 offer because you have a basket case to deal with.
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Forever Grateful
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Forney,Texas
Posts: 779
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try 750!!!
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Used to have a truck
Join Date: May 2002
Location: port orchard WA
Posts: 1,552
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Depends on your market. I paid $500 and drove the big block home wrapped up in the rest of the truck.
If you have $1000 laying around and your comfortable spending it on a pile of stuff then go for it if He'll take it . I wouldnt pay more than $400 but thats me and my area talking.
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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: North Woods, Minnesota
Posts: 196
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Lowball him. You don't want him to snatch your $1000 and say, "Wow, I'd have taken half that!" Then you can sell the extra stuff really cheap to us on the board! Win-win!!!
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Carolina Classic Trucks
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: The South
Posts: 792
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Yeah andrew that is what I was going to do. I dont need another project right now, so everything that is listed above will be for sale if he deals with me. I'll keep ya posted on what happens.
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