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New guy to forum here. i hope this is an appropriate place for my question. If not ... please excuse and help me with a direction.
My grandfather has passed away and left me a 75 supercab xl. 76,000 miles exterior in good cond and interior in really good cond. I'm not sure what it is worth. I'm in So. Cal as well. Any help or direction would be greatley appreciated.
My grandfather has passed away and left me a 75 supercab xl. 76,000 miles exterior in good cond and interior in really good cond. I'm not sure what it is worth. I'm in So. Cal as well. Any help or direction would be greatley appreciated.
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New guy to forum here. i hope this is an appropriate place for my question. If not ... please excuse and help me with a direction.
My grandfather has passed away and left me a 75 supercab xl. 76,000 miles exterior in good cond and interior in really good cond. I'm not sure what it is worth. I'm in So. Cal as well. Any help or direction would be greatley appreciated.
My grandfather has passed away and left me a 75 supercab xl. 76,000 miles exterior in good cond and interior in really good cond. I'm not sure what it is worth. I'm in So. Cal as well. Any help or direction would be greatley appreciated.
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Hello 1FAST1, welcome to the forum! 
Sorry about the loss of your grandfather.
If you want to find out what your truck is worth in your area, best bet is to look in the classified section you your local paper or auto shopper and see what other people are asking. That's what I did for several months before buying my '75 F350 super cab. We have a publication around here called Camera Ads that have pictures of what people are selling. Most late 60's to late 70's trucks in my area (90 miles north of L.A.) now days go for about $2500 to $3000 in very good shape. Once in a while a bargain will appear for around $1500 for a good truck. I paid $2000 for mine in good shape a few years ago. You can see pics of my truck in my gallery.
Sorry about the loss of your grandfather.
If you want to find out what your truck is worth in your area, best bet is to look in the classified section you your local paper or auto shopper and see what other people are asking. That's what I did for several months before buying my '75 F350 super cab. We have a publication around here called Camera Ads that have pictures of what people are selling. Most late 60's to late 70's trucks in my area (90 miles north of L.A.) now days go for about $2500 to $3000 in very good shape. Once in a while a bargain will appear for around $1500 for a good truck. I paid $2000 for mine in good shape a few years ago. You can see pics of my truck in my gallery.
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