Crewcab Only Thread.
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Figured i would post on here as well, just got myself a 1975 F250 CC ( was told it was an F350 but just did VIN check)... Has a running 460, is 4x4 with independent transfer case. If u wanna see some pics check out my garage. I'll post more later.
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I finally made it through this entire crew thread. There's a lot of good information packed into it. thanks for keeping it interesting so far. I hope that I'll have meaningful contributions going forward.
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1977 F350 XLT CrewCab 8' Truck Bed
I am selling my in-laws 1977 F350 XLT CrewCab 2X2, with an 8' truck bed.
It has just over 67,000 original miles and holds a current Pennsylvania inspection sticker.
Does anyone know how much I should ask as a selling price? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I have never posted on a forum so please excuse any rules I don't know about.
Thank you.
It has just over 67,000 original miles and holds a current Pennsylvania inspection sticker.
Does anyone know how much I should ask as a selling price? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I have never posted on a forum so please excuse any rules I don't know about.
Thank you.
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From: Panama City, FL
I am selling my in-laws 1977 F350 XLT CrewCab 2X2, with an 8' truck bed.
It has just over 67,000 original miles and holds a current Pennsylvania inspection sticker.
Does anyone know how much I should ask as a selling price? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I have never posted on a forum so please excuse any rules I don't know about.
Thank you.
It has just over 67,000 original miles and holds a current Pennsylvania inspection sticker.
Does anyone know how much I should ask as a selling price? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I have never posted on a forum so please excuse any rules I don't know about.
Thank you.
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Geez, what a way to welcome a new guy to the forum, to any forum for that matter!!........read 'the rules' first, we can't help you unless you, etc etc.
It's going to be hard for someone who has never been on any forum before to know how to post pics or navigate around for that matter.
Anyway, welcome to the forum!! If you could give some more precise details about the truck (running/roadworthy, not running, rust, no rust, if rusty where are the main areas of rust etc) that will help these guys give you a better idea of what it would be worth in your area. Pics would help a ton, but posting them might not be an option for you right now??
It's going to be hard for someone who has never been on any forum before to know how to post pics or navigate around for that matter.
Anyway, welcome to the forum!! If you could give some more precise details about the truck (running/roadworthy, not running, rust, no rust, if rusty where are the main areas of rust etc) that will help these guys give you a better idea of what it would be worth in your area. Pics would help a ton, but posting them might not be an option for you right now??
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Geez, what a way to welcome a new guy to the forum, to any forum for that matter!!........read 'the rules' first, we can't help you unless you, etc etc.
It's going to be hard for someone who has never been on any forum before to know how to post pics or navigate around for that matter.
It's going to be hard for someone who has never been on any forum before to know how to post pics or navigate around for that matter.
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The Freak thank you for your kind words! I am their daughter-in-law and i am a fish out of water with this subject and venue but I have the computer.
I typed 1977 F350 XLT into the 'search' rectangle on the computer and your forum came up so I thought I would ask for help with the truck pricing.
Not knowing the etiquette I apologized in advance. i have since read the FQA and i guess these instructions are the rules.
My father-in-law says the 1977 F350 Ranger XLT has some rust in the rear wheel wells and the rocker panels. He bought it new and kept it garaged and never had an accident. No photos until I borrow a camera and figure out how to get them here. It is the original white all over with some paint chipping around the windshield area. The truck runs great.
Thank you for understanding,
Sharon
I typed 1977 F350 XLT into the 'search' rectangle on the computer and your forum came up so I thought I would ask for help with the truck pricing.
Not knowing the etiquette I apologized in advance. i have since read the FQA and i guess these instructions are the rules.
My father-in-law says the 1977 F350 Ranger XLT has some rust in the rear wheel wells and the rocker panels. He bought it new and kept it garaged and never had an accident. No photos until I borrow a camera and figure out how to get them here. It is the original white all over with some paint chipping around the windshield area. The truck runs great.
Thank you for understanding,
Sharon
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From: Panama City, FL
The Freak thank you for your kind words! I am their daughter-in-law and i am a fish out of water with this subject and venue but I have the computer.
I typed 1977 F350 XLT into the 'search' rectangle on the computer and your forum came up so I thought I would ask for help with the truck pricing.
Not knowing the etiquette I apologized in advance. i have since read the FQA and i guess these instructions are the rules.
My father-in-law says the 1977 F350 Ranger XLT has some rust in the rear wheel wells and the rocker panels. He bought it new and kept it garaged and never had an accident. No photos until I borrow a camera and figure out how to get them here. It is the original white all over with some paint chipping around the windshield area. The truck runs great.
Thank you for understanding,
Sharon
I typed 1977 F350 XLT into the 'search' rectangle on the computer and your forum came up so I thought I would ask for help with the truck pricing.
Not knowing the etiquette I apologized in advance. i have since read the FQA and i guess these instructions are the rules.
My father-in-law says the 1977 F350 Ranger XLT has some rust in the rear wheel wells and the rocker panels. He bought it new and kept it garaged and never had an accident. No photos until I borrow a camera and figure out how to get them here. It is the original white all over with some paint chipping around the windshield area. The truck runs great.
Thank you for understanding,
Sharon
We would love to help you out if you can provide some pics in maybe a photobucket or something like that. Pics can tell a thousand words over someones discription. Is it an 61/2 ft or 8ft bed?
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Hi Robbragie,
No worries, as i said this is all greek to me including trucks. This looked liked the best place to go for pricing help as the forum involves older Ford crewcabs. My father-in-law wants to sell it with the 1974 camper cause it has an 'inverted' fifth wheel so the truck kinda goes with the camper, he is going to park it the yard on our farm but really had no idea of price.
It has an 8 foot bed, I know this because along with the crewcab it is awful to park in a parking space.
Thank you for the advice about photobucket, I made an account and will hopefully be able to get some pictures and put it in. I should have thought you all would need photos to help.
Thank you,
Sharon
No worries, as i said this is all greek to me including trucks. This looked liked the best place to go for pricing help as the forum involves older Ford crewcabs. My father-in-law wants to sell it with the 1974 camper cause it has an 'inverted' fifth wheel so the truck kinda goes with the camper, he is going to park it the yard on our farm but really had no idea of price.
It has an 8 foot bed, I know this because along with the crewcab it is awful to park in a parking space.
Thank you for the advice about photobucket, I made an account and will hopefully be able to get some pictures and put it in. I should have thought you all would need photos to help.
Thank you,
Sharon
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Sharon, Just to let you know most people looking for these kind of trucks are just wanting the truck and not the camper that comes with it. So dont expect people to pay extra for the camper unless the camper is in mint condition. I just dont want you or your father-in-law to get your hopes up of being able to sell both at the same time. I believe selling both together will be alot harder but you never know. If its in great condition minus the few rust spots I would be interseted in it.
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Hey just got my old crew cab last fall and i love it!! it has its quarks here and their but over all it beats the hell out of my 99 by far! Its a 1973 crew cab long bed with a custom 4x4 its got the dana 44 low pinion up front with a 78 79 steering box, a 390 with the c6 and a shift kit, i have no headliner (witch sucks cuz i live in wyoming and untill the heater warms up its a giant refrigerator!)
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