$100,000 slick

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cooter
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Post by cooter »

its always amazing that appraised value and what someone will pay is very different. How do these people come up with the appraisal value is beyond me.
samdog1966
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Post by samdog1966 »

Wow! It's down to $55,000 on ebay! It's almost half price! What a bargan.
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macgiobuin
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Post by macgiobuin »

Funny...didn't look like it was made of gold....
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foodstick
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Post by foodstick »

I spent $100,000 on bandaids alone when working on the 64...
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nolabama
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Post by nolabama »

I have watched that truck on fleabay some - methinks he gots a good dose of reality with that price tag in this economy - if you build that much labor in a custom you better have a buyer in place else your not gonna make any money on it - last time i seent it on ebay the asking price was about 40g's lower
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nolabama
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Post by nolabama »

correction - new asking price is 52K
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quietwyatt
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Post by quietwyatt »

I think it looks girlie also. I like the chrome treatment on the sides. The dash looks like someone layed a quilt on it to keep it warm.
Needs a front bumper. As for the under hood treatment? I think it takes away from the trucks show quality. When you raise the hood, let's see motor, not a dinner table.
Give the guy credit though, He kept it Ford.
It's a $12,000 truck at best.
Wyatt

1965 F-250 (Betty Boop)
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