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I have recently become a member of this forum and am looking for some advice.
My husband and I have a 1947 Ford 1/2 ton pick up that we are thinking of selling. I guess the advice that I am looking for is how do we price it?
We don't want to be taken to the cleaners but we also want a fair market for it. It is in really good shape. It has been in a garage for the last 15 years. Has the original flathead 4-8 engine. Unsure of the transmission. It has been started on a regular basis. Interior is a little rought, but the boards in the bed are in great shape. The look to be the original boards that came with the truck but I am not sure. The original owner kept it in the garage.
Please help us.
My husband and I have a 1947 Ford 1/2 ton pick up that we are thinking of selling. I guess the advice that I am looking for is how do we price it?
We don't want to be taken to the cleaners but we also want a fair market for it. It is in really good shape. It has been in a garage for the last 15 years. Has the original flathead 4-8 engine. Unsure of the transmission. It has been started on a regular basis. Interior is a little rought, but the boards in the bed are in great shape. The look to be the original boards that came with the truck but I am not sure. The original owner kept it in the garage.
Please help us.
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Welcome to the site! 
The value on it will depend on how bad somone wants it and where the truck is located. Try posting your question here and see what others have to say: 1947 and Older Ford Trucks - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums I also recommend your state chapter as a place to talk to others around you and get their opinion: Ohio Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Good Luck!
The value on it will depend on how bad somone wants it and where the truck is located. Try posting your question here and see what others have to say: 1947 and Older Ford Trucks - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums I also recommend your state chapter as a place to talk to others around you and get their opinion: Ohio Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Good Luck!
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