1967 F250 CrewCab - Video link - What is it worth?

[socalcraigster]

Please watch the video!

https://youtu.be/RtlWYVNlE-A

Please let me know what you think it’s worth!

1967
Short bed
F250
Manual
360
Newer Tires

It was made in Canada.


Thank you!

[basketcase0302]

The bed is a factory made utility bed, (Knapp and a few other companines still make them for contractors).
The cab would have to be media blasted / dustless blasted / or acid dipped to save what's left of the roof sheetmetal, (the harderst body part to find for the crews beside the rear doors). It would be a lot...of work to bring it back to life but by all means do it PLEASE to save another one from the scrap yard!

I can't really say what it's worth as ya'lls vehicle prices have always ran 20%-30% over what any truck price is here in the South.

[jzjames]

$1000 bucks if youre in a generous mood - - and that’s IN California.
Alot of work to be done on it, How’s your fabricating skills?
Interesting rust patterns on it. Where’s the truck from?

[tsherry]

Pretty rough. Maybe $1500.

Five years ago there was a '67 crew cab nearby, running, complete, fairly straight and no meaningful rust, couldn't convince myself to buy it. $1100.

Still kicking myself over that one.

[DuckRyder]

That is not a video, it is a slide show... I’d take about $1000.00 off of my offer putting a slide show on YouTube.

[socalcraigster]

Would you prefer I spend 20 minutes babbling about the truck with a shaky camera and bad audio?

[DuckRyder]

Would you prefer I spend 20 minutes babbling about the truck with a shaky camera and bad audio?

Honestly, yeah. I admit it’s a pet peeve of mine, and I was joking (kinda)...

FWIW , agree with others Truck is pretty rough, I’d want to be in it for less than 2 if it was me... the fact it’s a 67 is a drawback to me, others might not feel that way...

[dolinick]

Wow, I didn't know they made 1967 crew cabs. Those doors are pretty cool. There is no door lock button thing on the front or rear.

That video is from 2011?