Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok so a 1966 ford f100 is rare to an extent. Although they were not called a ranger. They were just an f100. ford only made a few models in the 60's. an f100 f250 f600 and bigger. there were 125,000 f100's built in 1966. now 75% of those trucks were beat to pieces by farmers who bought them and scrapped for a better truck. they are worth on an average retail market, 9,500 dollars. thats just what they are valued at. there are a lot of frame off restorations that go for 40,000 and up. the most i have ever seen one go for was 51,000. it was completely restored to all original. even down to the torque specs. usually you can sell them all day for 3,000 to 6,000 dollars without restoration easily. but hopefully this will help out some.

Originally Posted by djarret3

ok number one, ford did not come out with a ranger until 1970. the f100 was a full size pick up. number two, take it to your ford dealership, they can tell you just about anything you wanna know about it. even where it was built, sold, what number it was off the assembly line. all that good stuff. number three go to nadaguide.com type in all your stuff about the truck. it will pull up the value. a 1966 ford f100 with a 352 engine and a 3 speed on the column is worth on an average retail, 9,500 dollars. it is the only site that has a value for old cars. your state uses it to determine taxes for tags on old cars. thats how reliable it is. museum worthy trucks (fully restored with no stupid crap on the truck) was worth 23, 985 in 1998. today with the price of muscle cars and old trucks going through the roof, it is worth anywhere between 25,000 to 38,000 fully restored. these trucks are considered rare if you put them against a 1966 chevy because chevy made almost 2x more trucks. i suggest you take your truck to a reliable dealer who can tell you the most about it. and if you get it appraised make sure it is done with a high car auctioneer. not something out of the yellow pages. i suggest mecum auctions or barrett jackson auto auctions. they are the most reliable.

Originally Posted by Shadowrider123

The value of my truck just jumped 6k!