1956 F100
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1956 F100
My father completely restored a 1956 F100 truck and gave it to my brother about 15 years ago. My brother was a severe alcoholic and just let the truck sit at his house and now it is in pretty bad condition. He (my brother) passed away and I am left to sell the truck because I do not have the money or time to restore it (wish I did!). I am in the market to sell, but have no idea how much to ask (2000 ?). Can someone please help me???
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Melissa Brown
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Melissa Brown
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The truck is in TN and it ran when it was parked, but have no idea if it cranks now - still trying to locate the key or I will have to replace the switch (ex-wife situation). It is a complete truck, yes. It is listed on EBay and has 6 days left to run on Ebay, but I am not sure if I have asked to much or not. Have 13 people currently watching the ad. You can also view the truck at Browns R Us
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The truck is in TN and it ran when it was parked, but have no idea if it cranks now - still trying to locate the key or I will have to replace the switch (ex-wife situation). It is a complete truck, yes. It is listed on EBay and has 6 days left to run on Ebay, but I am not sure if I have asked to much or not. Have 13 people currently watching the ad. You can also view the truck at Browns R Us
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Hi Melissa,
Also, my condolances!
It's a little hard to tell about the truck. I think the most predominent factor would be how much corrosion has set in. These trucks all have their own particular places they rust through. I guess the condition of th einterior might have something to do with it too. From a purely money stand point, remember this. Some one may buy it an break it down to sell the parts. In that case it has well over $2000 worth of useful parts. I wouldn't accept any offers below your $2000 "buy it now" price. Unfortunately, if someone clicks on that, you'll have to sell it for that. I might have started up about $3500 or maybe $4000 for it. 56s are pretty popular in any shape! You could always come down.
Also, my condolances!
It's a little hard to tell about the truck. I think the most predominent factor would be how much corrosion has set in. These trucks all have their own particular places they rust through. I guess the condition of th einterior might have something to do with it too. From a purely money stand point, remember this. Some one may buy it an break it down to sell the parts. In that case it has well over $2000 worth of useful parts. I wouldn't accept any offers below your $2000 "buy it now" price. Unfortunately, if someone clicks on that, you'll have to sell it for that. I might have started up about $3500 or maybe $4000 for it. 56s are pretty popular in any shape! You could always come down.
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