1933 Pickup worth

I bought my 33 5-6 years ago for 9500.00 and I thought I got a good deal. Was a driver






I bought a nice black 34 3 years ago that had been in a garage since 69 for 8500.00 and I had offers for nearly double that by two guys that wanted it (I did not have it for sale). However my dad wanted it so My dad got it






I paid 6,000.00 for this pair. One was really rusty but complete, one stripped but extremely nice sheet metal. My brother got the nice one, I sold the rusty one. I had to buy both






Some guys think I paid too much, others think I did good. I don't really car as both the seller and I were happy and now my dad, brother and myself all have 33/34 pickups :D
 
Chris, you got great deals on all those. Here in the rust belt, those would fetch probably double what you paid. Honesty.
 
Rear fenders are 2,000 plus if you can find them. Of course it won't be parted out. If you truly want to sell it go on the HAMB where you will get top money. Some of these restoration guys are pretty cheap. No offense.....:D
 
I believe I had it for sale on the Hamb a little while ago to see if I could get any bites. Most offered a bit more than half of what I was asking for it which made me delete the ad and reevaluate my situation with it.
 
$3K-$4K..now that's funny! (good luck with finding one in that condition, for that price)
Actually anything under $7K is a steal..under $10K wouldn't be too much.
 
Here are more pictures, taken today. This is just for mock-up. I have the glass, access panels, and a brand new window channel kit sitting inside the cab. As evident someone added a couple gauges to the dash. I hope this helps.














 
If there was any way I could buy it, I wouldn't hesitate.
As It is, I have a 33 that i've put a couple years work into and our dollar is worth 70 cents.
Someone is going to get a really nice solid truck.
Anyone who can't see the good of what is sitting there is either blind or has a very closed mind.

I paid $5600. cdn for this a couple years ago. Non running banger and 80 years of farmer use and repairs. I was happy as hell to get it and haven't seen another for sale
around here since.
 

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That looks to be a nice clean truck judging from the new pics. The mods are easily fixed. I think you will get an honest price for it. I bet if you posted all the pics on the Hamb when you first offered it for sale, it would have sold.
 
Considering no rust and all original Ford steel, very rare '33 should be at least $6,500.00 now if you had a running truck all mechanicals good then closer to $10,000.00
 
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