What's the best resource for determining a fair market value for antique vehicles?

I'm in the process of valuing my assets so that they can be divided. I need to come up with a value for my truck. The best resource I've found so far appears to be Hagerty's valuation site. I was wondering if there was a better site/resource I haven't seen yet.

 

It is an inexact science, to be sure. These folks have a guide that may also be worth a look: Old Cars Price Guide - Old Cars Weekly

 

One other way, this will cost you, is to get the vehicle appraised. They compare your vehicle to "like" vehicles that have sold.

1946 Ford Tudor - B.C.
1948 Ford F1 - Darkside

 

One foolproof way but involves some risk and auction fees is to sell it at auction . As my dad used to say someone can put any value they wish on something what it's really worth is what someone will pay for it . You of course would be the buyer and have to pay your auction fees , the risk being someone else thinks it's more valuable than you .

 

I had my truck by a professional appraiser in my area when I bought it as it was required by my insurance coverage for a "stated value" policy and to make sure I had it insured for an adequate amount. I am getting ready to have it re-appraised since I am about finished with updates, etc.....at least finished for now.

 

Value guides are only good for stock vehicles, modified who knows. I don't even think an appraisal may be accurate, but other than an auction that is probably the best way.