87 f150 flareside
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87 f150 flareside
i have a 87 f150 flareside xlt larriet 4x4 300 inline 6 4 speed manual transmission grainy 1st gear wood bed
Is this a valuable truck??? it is currently not running the rear end is bad. it is definitly a fixer uper needs some body work ( they like to rust) motor runs and there is 130 k on original motor.
i have always thought it to be a rare truck and it is such a pretty truck when cleaned up. just wondering how valuable this truck might be. it could be on its way to the bone yard
. i dont really care about $$$ value just maybe a prespective from a collectors view. its not really a truck you see everyday.
thanks for the input!
Is this a valuable truck??? it is currently not running the rear end is bad. it is definitly a fixer uper needs some body work ( they like to rust) motor runs and there is 130 k on original motor.
i have always thought it to be a rare truck and it is such a pretty truck when cleaned up. just wondering how valuable this truck might be. it could be on its way to the bone yard
. i dont really care about $$$ value just maybe a prespective from a collectors view. its not really a truck you see everyday.thanks for the input!
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87 f150 flareside
What makes a vehicle valuable?
One factor is availability
Another is the "want level" in people’s eyes
If you look up the blue book value, you would be disappointed in the value I would assume.
It is indeed a rare truck, but I would say not very valuable.
Just because it’s rare, does not mean it’s valuable.
I have a 1968 thunderbird, 429, rear suicide doors, it’s a rare car but not very valuable. On the other hand I have a 67 mustang and it’s very valuable, because everyone and their brother wants one.
Do you get what I’m saying?
One factor is availability
Another is the "want level" in people’s eyes
If you look up the blue book value, you would be disappointed in the value I would assume.
It is indeed a rare truck, but I would say not very valuable.
Just because it’s rare, does not mean it’s valuable.
I have a 1968 thunderbird, 429, rear suicide doors, it’s a rare car but not very valuable. On the other hand I have a 67 mustang and it’s very valuable, because everyone and their brother wants one.
Do you get what I’m saying?
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