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tlak

03-12-2001 15:28:42




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Ive asked at various truck boards and other sites. What is this truck worth? A 1948 F6 with a flat head V8, 2 speed rear, I believe 4 speed and a dump bed. Down side, wood bed rotted away, various dents to include roof, windsheild cracked and maginal tires. The guy said he had a mechanic go over it 3 years ago and fix what needed fixed to be road worthy for $400. The V8 looked all original and clean but havent tried to run it yet. I more to need to make money on this than fix it. He wants $400.

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tlak

03-13-2001 03:11:26




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 Re: 48 Ford Truck in reply to tlak, 03-12-2001 15:28:42  
Thanks, it appears to be a marginal money maker. I might still get it if cheaper.



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Dell (WA)

03-12-2001 19:21:31




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 Re: 48 Ford Truck in reply to tlak, 03-12-2001 15:28:42  
tires are going to be your budget busters unless you can find some "used"..... ..Dell



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ZANE

03-12-2001 19:18:07




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 Re: 48 Ford Truck in reply to tlak, 03-12-2001 15:28:42  
I sold a 46 half ton pickup a few years ago with no engine or transmission and got $1,000.00 for it and if I had kept it all day I could have gotten $1,500.00 for it. This was at a big show and swap meet at Noccalula Falls In Gadsden Al.



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Bill(Tx)

03-12-2001 18:57:49




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 Re: 48 Ford Truck in reply to tlak, 03-12-2001 15:28:42  
I'm more familiar with IHC trucks, but I can say from reading about the new finds from 1/2 ton to 1 ton, and in the condition you describe, they have gone for $800 to $3,000 for late 40's trucks. A complete truck will get much better pricing even with condition problems, so if it's all there, $400 sounds good. Window glass, weather stripping, felt seals and gaskets are available out there.

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