1965 F100
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Laughing Gas
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From: Chico, Ca.
1965 F100
https://chico.craigslist.org/cto/d/o...943586608.html
Looks clean. I guess that the value of my truck is increasing at that price.
Looks clean. I guess that the value of my truck is increasing at that price.
Tuned
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I have been looking around a lot lately with various makes and models and I believe value today is more so what the individual is willing to pay, that may sound stupid but some basic stuff has gotten top dollar and some customs have been sold for dirt.
Cargo Master
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Just my personal opinion, if you are looking for a bone stock example of any vehicle, it's very easy to shop. They are all the same so you can google search a truck, thumb threw the stock ones and buy the cheapest. So the value stays relatively low. If you're after a restomod, it's all personal preference and the size of your wallet, so if I restomod my truck I can ask anything I want and hope some rich guy likes it. So my truck stock may be worth 8K, but I can ask $89K even if I have $15K in it and it just might stick.
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From: Dunnellon, Florida
If that truck looks as good underneath- and it probably does since it's in a really dry place- I'd say that's a fair price. The prices of these seem generally to have ticked slowly upward over the past few years but the key to selling price is condition and area of the country.
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