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I am considering selling my truck, and I am having a helluva time figuring out what it's worth.
1978 f250 4x4 Supercab.
The good:
It had a 428 in it when I bought it.(Stock motor was a 400) Now it has a 390. Manual 4 sp. 6 inch lift, airbags. Tri-y headers, dual exhaust,flowmaster 30 mufflers 44 gallon gas tank
New brakes, bearings, and hubs. Steering gear box rebuilt. Gas tank pulled, drained, and all new hoses. Brand new tires and spare
The bad:
1000 miles on top end rebuild, and something busted. Probably a push rod.
The ugly:
Serious cancer in all the usual places. Right side of box is crunched. No tailgate
At this point I am weighing options. Sell, or spend $ to repair, and by that I mean a strong running motor, the bed replaced, and the rust properly taken care of. I don't need a show truck, just a truck that works. I'm going to talk to my mechanic (NOT who rebuilt the motor) to get an idea of cost to restore, etc, but I thought I'd hit you guys up as well.
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