It may be worth more than average as the bed is not rusted out and covered with plywood (which some like to pretend is the way Ford built them for use east of the Mississippi). The condition of the doors and rear fenders are the the remaining question marks. Overall, it looks to be a nice late production closed cab pickup.
If you are taking those with an I-Phone I learned that it somehow marks which side is up and most sites will post them that way no matter if you flip them with something else. For an I-phone you need to shoot the photo with the volume buttons on the bottom.
Nice truck, looks like the same wiring as my tudor.
Son of a gun! I just downloaded the pix to rotate them to see what it looked like. When I opened the downloads, they were correct! I was thinking, "There's a lot to learn about these computer things," but then again....
Take care of that air cleaner in the bed...that's one of the harder bits to find for a B!
One thing that any '32 person will appreciate is how complete it is. Everything needs work, but looks like it's all there but the ammeter!
Piecing together a '32 has become difficult and scary expensive.