whats a 55 ford car hauler worth?

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  1. ratted74mav

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    1973Maverick357 Cooler then a Camaro

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    Your asking $1200 and he is asking $3500. I would trade if i were you.
     
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    but, is his worth that much is what I mean? Ive seen people asking $5000 for cars only worth 1200

    also my luck Id end up with a car hauler that nobody would buy, probly why he has it and cant get rid of it
     
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    1973Maverick357 Cooler then a Camaro

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    I thought it was a chevy truck,, not real sure since its a ford.
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    A Maverick isn't a big seller either, your just jumping from the frying pan, into the fire. Cars & Trucks are only worth what someone is willing to pay.
     
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    He says SINCE THIS PHOTO BODY & ALL OTHER IRON HAVE BEEN REDONE
    BODY AND WHEELS REDONE
    ask how and about floor pans and pics before and after if possible,The body didnt look like it really needed redone just painted.Sounds like quite a bit invested in the engine.I have seen them for around 800-2000 range but not with engine upgrades and (redone):thumbs2: how many ton? It would make a nice dump truck with a 2 speed axle
     
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    yeah but Im thinking without being able to prove the engine upgrades, not sure I can get what I want out of it. The only reason I would get it would be to haul my challenger then re-sell it and profit.

    also it says its in red promer though? so Im confused. I asked him to send me recent pics when he does I'll post them
     
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    I think you should trade, looks to be in alot better condition cant go wrong
     
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    Just my two cents (and probably worth as much LOL)....

    I've been looking for an affordable car hauler for a couple of years now, older, newer, running/driving and projects......

    one thing that would make or break the deal is the powertrain.....a 302/auto in a heavy truck chassis for hauling a car on it's back?....

    Nope.....I'd want a big block, or at least a larger cube/torque small block and heavy-duty trans

    Not saying the truck's not worth the price, or the trade, but keep in mind if you're going to resell it, the small engine and what's probably a light-duty auto trans might be a drawback to potential buyers
     
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    that truck is cool!!!
     
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    tried and true.... time and time again :thumbs2:
     
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    That truck is badass! I'd trade so fast you it'd make your head spin.
     
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    maybe so if you want/need the truck. if you are trying to get your money out of your car...maybe not a good deal...

    JMO...:yup:
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Just think, your Dad could drive it.
     
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    Yes, because that's just an excellent commuting vehicle. :rolleyes:
     

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