Value Of 1962 Ford?
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09-13-2010, 08:12 AM
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So here is the question then, 
I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.
Did I do good? 
I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.Did I do good?
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09-13-2010, 08:16 AM
So here is the question then, I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.
Did I do good?
I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.Did I do good? sounds like you did real good!
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09-13-2010, 12:35 PM
to help ya with the question; in my opinion; without being on site to see the truck for sure; I would break it down into 4 catagories.
Not running; Run's some what; Run as a daily driver, & Excellent condition. body condition is a major factor.
Rust in challenging places and your ability to remove is a cost consideration.
The 351 is not a oem engine for that truck.
Bottom line; the best price value is what the buyer is willing to pay & the seller willing to let go for.
I would compare other places that sell; like ebay for similiar trucks and local add's as well.
As mention without more info and atleast seeing a few pic's its hard to price a truck.
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So here is the question then, I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.
Did I do good?
I just bought a 62 ford f-100 for $1300, It is rust free, no dents, good interior and very good paint (looks like forest service green), ok wood in bed, bad tires, bad ruber around the windshield, no radio (i mean no place was made for the radio), and the gas gage don't work. In-line 6 with a 4 sp trans. did not smoke, and the carb needs replacing.Did I do good? 
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