I am in Oklahoma where we get just enough snow to warrant 4WD but there are thousands of 2wd on the road. We don't use salt here...we are too poor...just lots and lots of crappy sand that chips up the hood. I have been all over craigslist the past 2 wks or so i can tell you that 2k is a very fair price for that truck. I tell you i would buy it myself if I wasn't shopping for a 4x4 (haven't settled 100% on that) and I think you could easily get 2.5 for it. We are a truck culture here and its nice to see a bone stock cruiser like that. Too many folks want to rod out older trucks C/Ks and F truck alike.

 

yea i know. ive always thought that these trucks look the best when stock and preserved. ive just had a hard time finding the right buyer for it. i think this truck is great for what ive been using it for. just driving it around town every now and then. ive never towed anything with it or anything like that. ive been using it on and off the past 2 years. and before that it used to only have 41,000 miles. but thanks. not many guys out there really like the 87-91 body style. but i have always preferred it

 

Oregon is the same. not a ton of snow where I am but just enough to make 4wd very sought after. no salt on the roads so these old trucks don't rust super bad but between the gravel/sand and rain/snow it's still common. I'm moving to Colorado next year and I'm kinda worried about my rust-free trucks. not sure if they salt or not.

oh man the "brick nose" might just be my favorite ever. I'm on my second and my dad has had 5, but he sold his last pickup for an '04 2500 dodge cummins. he still has his '87 bronco but he never drives it and is think about selling it too. he has a bad back and really likes the full power seats and auto tranny in the dodge.

 

yea the 87-91 are my favorties. but thats really the reason im selling the truck i got now. its never really driven that often. and i dont have the biggest garage. and when its parked in there, i really dont have much of any space left. its not my daily driver, more of a weekend cruiser. ill take it to a show every now and then, and it always turns heads where ever i take it. i dont know what it is about it, but it seems everybody has a soft spot for my 89. so im hoping that i can get good money for it

 

Any pics of the inside of the bed ? Does it look like it ever worked? I thought I could see a good dent in the old thread.

Why did the motor need a rebuild at 50K ? Read some of your other threads trying to find the pic Im thinking of....

 

no i dont have any pics of the inside of the bed. its got a bedliner in it now, but underneath it is shiny red paint. never really had anything hauled in the bed before. but i do think i know of the dent your talking about. it was on that bar under the back window. i never knew how it got there. it was there when i got the truck from my dad.

 

I don't think so...if she is a dependable driver, good rubber, brakes, exhaust etc I would say somewhere in the 1000- to $1500.- range for a high, and $700.- for a low. Two wheel drive trucks that are older, are not in much demand. A truck with 50k would not have any seat wear to speak of, the pic seems to show a lot of wear, drivers side. Odds are she turned over only one time on the odometer, based on the panel appearances. But the front bumper has a bit of rust bubble, so she could be even higher mileage