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New to this forum, did a little searching but couldn't find specific info.
I had a 1976 F250 2WD given to me. I'm trying to determine what it's worth.
It's completely original, unmolested, has the original 390 FE/automatic. All the original ppwk is in the glove box including build/option sheet, owner's manual, warranty card, original spare tire is still under the bed, all 4 hubcaps are on it.
Body has a small dent( about the size of a silver dollar) in driver's door.
The story on the engine is that it started using oil and was parked. Another story was that it possibly overheated and blew a head gasket.
it's copper and indigo tan pain is actually in good condition along with all the glass.
When it was originally given to me, I'd thought to just build it as a 445 and fuel injection along with modifying it to make a nice street cruiser. But now I'm wondering if I should just bring it back to life much more closer to stock?( If there's any value to the truck)
I don't know Blue Ovals like I know GM and Mopar.. so any help is greatly appreciated!
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