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Pickup a copy of the Blue Book at your local book store - that is where the name "Blue Book" value comes from. You may also want to look for the black book or the red book. Each seems to use different methodology for pricing.
Value is ultimately in the eyes of the beholder.
Hope this helps.
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you can check www.nadaguides.com or www.kbb.com kbb is the kelley blue book, but im gonna tell ya now, they are known to over price, so the NADA is the better one to go with in my opinion.
yah im tellin ya now though, kbb is too high, banks dont even loan off of kbb when getting loan value, they go off you guessed it NADA. so do what you want, but better find someone with allot of cash to buy it.
FYI - For top insurance value, you need an appraisal.
It depends on why you want to know the value - general interest, selling, buying, or protecting your investment (insurance).
Just for kicks, go ask your insurance agent what your truck is worth - 'cause that is all they will give you if you wreck it (heaven forbid).
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