Another Barn find...1932 Pickup, what's it worth?

VERY NICE! David is a close personal friend of mine. That is my car, my wife on David's 1931 Knucklehead Motorcycle and me in the car. Very cool.
 
DavidG. Here are some close ups of the doors and fenders. Fenders are pretty good. Drivers side door has been cut on the inside, passenger door it great.
 

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DavidG. Here is more of the bed. It still has the original wood under the steel.
 

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Tailgate is perfect as well. Hood is also nice.
 

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Mike, I agree with one of the earlier posts, I would make it road worthy and enjoy it for what it is - a piece of history. I'm still driving my barn find. Bob.
 
Mike,

It's a really nice survivor that looks like it spent most of its life in a marshmallow factory. In the right hands, all of the fenders look saveable and with a little bit of housecleaning in the engine compartment, this pickup could be a lot of fun for a long time.

David
 
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