What good is a 56 f100.
I came across an opportunity to buy an all original 1956 f100. The present owner has owned the truck since 1957. It has seldom been stored outside and still runs very well. It was used as a farm truck...
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I would think that first of all, you have to decide the direction you want to take this project on from.
#1 putting some money in it and having something pretty cool to drive for several years to come
#2 restoring/modifying to keep for a little while and then selling it with the hopes of making some profit.
If you can turn a wrench, have the time to do the project yourself, that would be really cool. Based on what their selling for now, it wouldn't make financial sense to have someone do the work if you only plan on keeping it a few years.
If you can keep the cost of the project, including the truck, to around 30K, you should be OK
Hagerty Auto Auctions
LCM parts catalog
I would think that first of all, you have to decide the direction you want to take this project on from.
#1 putting some money in it and having something pretty cool to drive for several years to come
#2 restoring/modifying to keep for a little while and then selling it with the hopes of making some profit.
If you can turn a wrench, have the time to do the project yourself, that would be really cool. Based on what their selling for now, it wouldn't make financial sense to have someone do the work if you only plan on keeping it a few years.
If you can keep the cost of the project, including the truck, to around 30K, you should be OK
