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In a neighboring town close by I happened to hear just by chance of a '65 crew cab. I tracked it down to take a look-see. Turns out it is an F250 2wd that has been sitting for 7 - 10 years (352 4 speed). It doesn't have a strait piece of metal on it but none of the dents are creased. It is in primer. There is a tiny bit of rust in the cab corners and everything else is pretty solid. I have yet to make contact with the owner.
I know it's hard without pictures, but what do you all think I would be a good price for it? I want it kinda bad but I don't want to overpay.
I paid $2500 for mine and it was only a cab, rear doors, what was left of the bed and a front clip and hood from a 64. The frame was trash and had no motor or trans. But the cab was rust free.
I paid $2500 for mine and it was only a cab, rear doors, what was left of the bed and a front clip and hood from a 64. The frame was trash and had no motor or trans. But the cab was rust free.
C1TZ-16612-Z = Hood is the same 1961/66 F100/750 & B500/750 (school bus), the only difference are the emblems. 1963/64 emblems are the same.
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The frame was trash and had no motor or trans. But the cab was rust free. 
