This probably isn't the right spot for this so sorry in advance.
Long story short...What is a bare super cab(just the cab)with complete doors worth?

 

All depends on location, location, location, overall condition of the body, rust, glass all good? Options the cab has like a/c and pop open side windows versus fixed? Rear slider, interior color, carpet versus vinyl? 4 spd or auto.....

Could be $50, could be $500+ all depends on that the buyer is looking for.

Start high on the price cause you can always come down, to make the sell. If you start low you can not go up.

 

so a little more info here.
cab is completely bare...shell only; no glass, interior or dash. All body work is done on cab and has been epoxy primed. Cab is solid and rust free ready to edge in color of your choice. Firewall has been partially smoothed(customer wanted a/c heater box deleted)firewall is painted gloss black
doors are complete matching doors from cab need some straightening but doors are complete.
Hood is in epoxy primer also.
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what happened is as original truck was in storage and i was working on replacement cab. original truck and all other parts were destroyed in fire. customer has now dumped cab in my hands and i need to recoup some of my losses.

I'm 30 miles south of Chicago on the Indiana border.

 

So was this a question thread or a attempt to place you cab for sell on here? Yes it should be in the classifieds.

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Put it in you state chapter "for sell thread".

 

Yes it was a question, not a for sale. Im trying to find a value of what i have and i figured you guys on here would have a good answer.

 

So back to square one, $50 to $500 or more? FYI up rust north and east coast guys will need it worse.

 

There was one up here in northern Illinois that was totally rust free and had some new body parts that was listed for quite some time for $1000. Not sure if it ever sold or the guy decided to finish the project but I can't find it anymore.

Depending on what your cost is, I'd list it a little above your labor and materials and see what kind of offers you get and just sell it for what you can and have the customer cover the rest. If your cost is like $1500 or something though, I really doubt youd get anyone biting on that. It sucks all that stuff of his got destroyed, but you shouldn't have to be the one to take a hit from that. Especially if he had insurance.

 

Customer has washed his hands of project do to fire...no ins. on vehicle since it was torn down to bare frame n drive train. There was an initial deposit but that money was towards material twds cab.