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**jocko** · 02-02-2020, 12:16 AM

imho it would take a lot of effort to recoup the asking price if you part it out - and I believe asking price is too high to make a buck on a flip.
I do think this truck is worth saving, it's really not that far gone - it would be the right truck for a buyer that specifically wants a 3/4 ton big block med bronze truck. Could have a decent truck for around $10K if you bought it for $5K, had some of the right parts in your stash already, repaired/replaced fender/doors, and spruced it up with an inexpensive paint job (as inexpensive as a paint job can be these days, still several thousand if you did all the prep, etc)
Just my personal opinion only. Generally speaking, it's probably a little over-priced period.

02-02-2020, 12:16 AM	#10
jocko Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Godley, TX Posts: 17,934	Re: Wiw 71 Cheyenne C20 imho it would take a lot of effort to recoup the asking price if you part it out - and I believe asking price is too high to make a buck on a flip. I do think this truck is worth saving, it's really not that far gone - it would be the right truck for a buyer that specifically wants a 3/4 ton big block med bronze truck. Could have a decent truck for around $10K if you bought it for $5K, had some of the right parts in your stash already, repaired/replaced fender/doors, and spruced it up with an inexpensive paint job (as inexpensive as a paint job can be these days, still several thousand if you did all the prep, etc) Just my personal opinion only. Generally speaking, it's probably a little over-priced period.