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03-01-2006, 07:54 PM | #1 |
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What would they be worth?: 1 owner '69 w/ under 20k miles and '59 w/ 60k miles.
Hi There:
I'm a car collector myself, but not a classic or truck collector. My grandfather passed away (a few years back) and left me with the following: 1) A 1959 Chevy Pickup with ~60k original miles. He owned it since new and it was his "work truck" for a heating and air conditioning business. It is light blue in color, has a white "utility bed" (the kind with panels and bins and trays that replaces the entire bed) and a logo painted on the side, but aside from that is original. It has been sitting for approximately 10-15 years so the longblock and any rubber on it is probably shot. 2) A 1969 Chevy Pickup with ~19k original miles. He owned it since new and it was slated to be his replacement "work truck" for the above truck. It too is light blue in color, has a white "utility bed" and a logo painted on the side, but aside from that is original. It has been sitting for about the same amount of time. Currently I do not have any good pictures or solid information about the trucks, other than second hand info from what my father has told me and what I remember about them. The mileage (or even the years) could be slightly off . The trucks are located near Pheonix, Arizona. I myself collect japanese sports cars and know if I saw a post like this I would jump all over it, and possibly not "believe it till I saw it", (don't know if original trucks like this pop up often) so I know where you're coming from. But humoring me, could you guys please give me a rough idea of what these trucks might bring in a sale or auction? Honestly I do not know if they are worth anything at all, but I figured you guys would. If there is anybody seriously interested in puchasing and hauling them, my father is going to be traveling to the residence with a digital camera in about a month or so, and could get me pictures. The other caveat is the house/estate is going up for auction in about 45 days so I would have to move them out FAST. I am going thru old photo albums trying to find at least a picture at any angle, since I know these were "monuments" in his garage for the last decade LOL. Any info you guys can give me, based off the little I have provided you, would be GREAT! Thanks |
03-01-2006, 08:24 PM | #2 |
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Re: What would they be worth?: 1 owner '69 w/ under 20k miles and '59 w/ 60k miles.
What is it worth generally turns into for sale doesn't it? These are moved aren't they? If not I can put it back.
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03-01-2006, 08:37 PM | #3 |
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Re: What would they be worth?: 1 owner '69 w/ under 20k miles and '59 w/ 60k miles.
to the forumf, might wanna delete your other post, is the exact duplicate to this one.
Aren't "what's worth threads" allowed to suscribers only?
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03-01-2006, 09:28 PM | #4 |
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Re: What would they be worth?: 1 owner '69 w/ under 20k miles and '59 w/ 60k miles.
I'd say $1500 each max. These have no beds on them likely long wheel base trucks with out the original beds. Sitting in the AZ heat. Translation: All the bushings are gone in the front end , motor seals gone, door and window seals gone. Translation you are buying the cab and front clip, more like the $500-800 range.
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03-02-2006, 10:13 AM | #5 |
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Re: What would they be worth?: 1 owner '69 w/ under 20k miles and '59 w/ 60k miles.
The beds are worth $500-800.I`m sure there`s no rust.New ones go for $5,500.I rustfree AZ truck is a collector`s dream.Body bushings and weatherstrips are bad in all these trucks by now,that`s easy to fix.The engine seals are designed to operate at around 180-190 degrees,so that`s not an issue in AZ anymore than everywhere else.Need more description on condition and options/factory equipment to gauge a value.
BTW,Fatman is right,read the rules.
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