Restoration Cost?
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I paid $750 for the truck, have another grand or two in it and it might be worth $1500. So far my restoration, if you wanna call it that, has lost me half of what I put into it.
I did put in a sweet cloth seat outta 90 just this past weekend that I pulled from the UP&P for $40. That single move may have upped the value to $1500 from around $1300.
Needless to say mine is a heap. The funny thing is that every now and then I get someone who just stands there and stares.
I did put in a sweet cloth seat outta 90 just this past weekend that I pulled from the UP&P for $40. That single move may have upped the value to $1500 from around $1300.
Needless to say mine is a heap. The funny thing is that every now and then I get someone who just stands there and stares.
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I wanted to put my thoughts in if you will....I recently brought home a 67 that I bought from a buddy at work. It took me 3 years to finally get it to my house. Anyways, when the conversation began 3 years ago, this truck started out as a 68 . Long story short, my buddy told me it was a 68 and when I finally got it home I realized the front grill looked 67ish. Low and behold, 1967 it is.
My first vehicle I learned to drive was a 1967 f100 w/289 and 3 on the tree...white in color. I bought it from my dad in late 80's and it carried me around till I thought I wanted something newer. Gave it back to dad and it was sold a year later....that was 22 years ago and I just realize that the truck I bought from my buddy is a 1967. To me, I could spend 100,000 on this truck . The joy knowing I got me a 67 short bump side again(wish it was the same truck, oh well)............priceless and don't care!
My first vehicle I learned to drive was a 1967 f100 w/289 and 3 on the tree...white in color. I bought it from my dad in late 80's and it carried me around till I thought I wanted something newer. Gave it back to dad and it was sold a year later....that was 22 years ago and I just realize that the truck I bought from my buddy is a 1967. To me, I could spend 100,000 on this truck . The joy knowing I got me a 67 short bump side again(wish it was the same truck, oh well)............priceless and don't care!
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