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1951 Chevy Pick-up 1/2 ton short-bed
I am posting this question again, hoping for some more feedback from alot more of you. I appreciate what I got before, I just want some more opinions!
I am considering buying this truck and restoring it. it is a 51 Chevy p-u . it has a 327, no rust, needs some tranny work and there is a small leak in the master cylinder. What I want from you guys is to know : at most what would you guys pay for this truck??? give me your opinion and tell me what is the most you'd pay for it , knowing what you know. Click on my camera for pics!

thanks, Matt

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" What exactly you wanting to ask , what are you wondering about ? "
If it's still just opinions ........ I'd give 25 for it but ,..... "I like that style of truck "
>> give me the link to the seller and I'll solve the whole problem ! !!!!


stop pussy footing around! and make a decision !
or it'll be gone ........ do "You " like it or not ? that's the question....

As long as it's not your sole means of transportation jump on it..
looks like a good start to me , but all I got to look at is the pics you posted . Oh ya the only reason I responded is I have a '49.
"Good luck "

Hey Mattie, if ya like it and can live with the price, buy it. You wouldn't want my opinion, I don't own a chebbie, haven't for years. I do, however, continue to take money from folks for working on theirs!!!! Tee Hee Hee

If you like it, and the guy will give you a price, and you think it's fair, buy it. I missed out on a prime 61 Chevy bubbletop and a 460 powered Fox body Mustang by ONE FREAKING DAY each by thinking about it too much.

What turns me off on a car purchase is the "Well, how much are you willing to offer" sales approach. If you're getting that line, push him to give a price.

See, Dave . . . I'm an equal opportunity hotrodder. I screwed up a purchase on BOTH a Ford and a Chevy.