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I'm with @bucket 1000,1500 bucks isn't terrible for that truck if you want to do the work. Most times it is a head gasket,next is a... -
Wherever someone is shopping, geography wise, sure seems to make a difference. Around here, for $500-1000, you get a halfway decent...
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You have my attention. That’s a decent truck around here, and 2k would be in the ballpark of what something in that condition would go...
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There is tons of aftermarket sheet metal in the catelogs. Metal aint the issue, money and time are. The head gasket might be the issue...
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Florida is a funny state. Some stuff is super solid, some stuff is riddled with rust. Despite being in Ohio, I do own a few vehicles...
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In my opinion, it depends on how much you want it. From the photos, I probably would grudgingly give $700 but maybe the next guy would...
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Rust repair is PITA, period. I just now saw you're in Florida. If traveling is an option, I'd be looking in South Ga/Alabama for some...
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No, that’s what most are saying. This truck is a lot of work. More than it’s worth unless maybe you have a field of clean sheetmetal...
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The welding is the easiest part of it. All you’re doing is 1000 spot welds. Can do even if you can’t lay a bead on anything. The...
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I suppose everyone is different. I've passed on 4x4s. They go pretty cheap down here.
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Not as challenging as doing straight bodywork that holds up over time. Other than some tack welds at the rear, the bedsides bolt on. As...
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I wouldn't pay anything for it. Too much work, and it's not 4 wheel drive! :p
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I know the fenders and doors. This one's fenders are a bit complicated because it looks like where they bolt on at the bottom by the...
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How rough of a job it would be is largely dependent on how much additional rust is or isn't there and how much you want to repair rather...
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Head further north! look further from the coast. So north and west haha
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