Frankenchevy
Proverbs 16:18
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That blue truck could be $7k here if it’s daily drivable.
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That blue truck could be $7k here if it’s daily drivable.
1974 GMC Jimmy full fiberglass top. Has been in storage, out of the weather, inside a dry garage since 1979. White with factory softray tinted glass and bright window gasket beadlock.
Very dusty, but no damage, so what's it worth?
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I think I see a unicorn.1974 GMC Jimmy full fiberglass top. Has been in storage, out of the weather, inside a dry garage since 1979. White with factory softray tinted glass and bright window gasket beadlock.
Very dusty, but no damage, so what's it worth?
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Go in with an offer of $750. He can only say no. As you make the offer, make sure he can see the $100 bills in a bank envelope, It's amazing what a stack of $100 bills will do to a guy!
Yeah, stuff like that is like having gold in your pocket. I have a '68 Dana 60 that came with 3.54 gears from a C20 Suburban. They had specific drivetrain of 396/TH400/3.54 D60. A few years ago I discovered they sell for over 1k. Talked to a guy from the San Diego area that sold one he had for $1,100 and the guy that bought it flew in from Florida and rented a truck to drive it back to FL. I bet they are closer to 2k now.I have a friend out in Cali. Just sold one to a guy that had been looking for 4 years. He got 2800, and it wasn't in that good of shape. Granted that is Cali prices. The 73 to mid 75 tops are like hens teeth to find. I wouldn't take anything less that 2k.