New to this community. Just wanted to show off my beautiful 84 Toyota Pickup.
u/itschefpete — 9 days ago
r/oldtrucks
Looking for some advice on selling my truck.
Hey all, I am getting ready to sell my 1979 GMC Sierra C2500 and am wondering if you have any recommendations on where to post it? And maybe what to list it for?
I have done some research but just want to get some input. It has a V8 454 with 73k original miles. Original paint, have the original wheels and hub caps in storage, new carburetor, runs great but wouldn’t hurt to redo all the wiring.
My grandpa was the first owner and it’s been in the family ever since. I just don’t have the space for it anymore and no one else in the family wants it.
u/Adventurous-Shake515 — 6 days ago
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Please identify
I learned to drive in this truck. My dad had many beaters over the years ( he was a mason)
I think it was 3 on the tree
Thats all I recall
What is it?
u/kensul12 — 4 days ago
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1989 Ford Bronco for sale - $14k obo
1989 Ford Bronco U100 for sale
$14,000 or best offer
80,918 original miles
Clear title
4.9L 16 FI F
Automatic
Runs and drives good but needs TLC and would need to be trailered
u/cars_are_rad — 3 days ago
Is it worth fixing my 97 Chevy pickup, or do I just sell it as is?
Quick backstory: it’s a 1997 Chevy CK1500, full-size bed, single cab. I’m the second owner with the first owner being my uncle. Truck has 147,000 original miles.
Over the last five years, I’ve neglected the truck. Driving it maybe once every 3 to 6 months. Last time I tried to start it, and when it really mattered, it wouldn’t turn over and in my haste and ignorance blew the air box off…. Prior to that it ran decent.
Everything is basically original mechanically as far as I know. I’ve had it for 18 years and only ever swapped out the radiator, battery and windshield. The fuel pump had a low whine, it’s got old gas, tires are 10 years old and the paint is fading in the Phoenix sun, but was an east coast truck originally.
Honestly don’t know what it’s worth. And if it’s worth doing the minimum to get it running to sell, sell it as is, or what. Any guidance or wisdom would be appreciated. I can add a picture tomorrow if I’d help at all.
u/nadun29 — 15 hours ago