Any Idea of Value?
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Any Idea of Value?
by Barnyard » Fri Mar 16, 2012 9:45 pm
Yes, I know, it all depends on location and all, but I gotta get some idea of what you guys think this might be worth. This is a 1949 International. the milage is unknown and the exhaust has gotta go. Not sure if this will make it to the barnyard but it fits in with what I have been looking for.
Sea salt is healthier only because it gets stuck in the holes of the shaker and you can't actually put it on your food.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Rudi » Fri Mar 16, 2012 10:44 pm
Bill:
WOW!
That is really nice 
I agree that exhaust has got to go.... and I have no idea what it is worth .. sure would be nice to have to haul Cubs/Implements around with though 
WOW!
That is really nice I agree that exhaust has got to go.... and I have no idea what it is worth .. sure would be nice to have to haul Cubs/Implements around with though Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Gary Dotson » Sat Mar 17, 2012 6:25 am
Actually, I kinda like the exhaust, if it were done a little neater. That's a cool looking truck, but I haven't a clue what it's worth either.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Bill Hudson » Sat Mar 17, 2012 9:16 am
Bill,
I like it! You're on your own as far as value, I haven't got a clue.
Bill
I like it! You're on your own as far as value, I haven't got a clue.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by randallc » Sat Mar 17, 2012 2:40 pm
Yeah, go orginal with the exhaust. What's it worth? Whatever it takes to get it to the barnyard!
It's got your name written all over it if you will just look a little closer.
Be sure and post some pictures when you redo the exhaust and have a cub loaded on the back.
You might have to pretty up a cub though.
It's got your name written all over it if you will just look a little closer.
Be sure and post some pictures when you redo the exhaust and have a cub loaded on the back.
You might have to pretty up a cub though.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by ricky racer » Sat Mar 17, 2012 3:30 pm
Great looking truck, but it would look better up here in Michigan. 
Regarding value, I would say it's worth a handful of Cubs that are sitting in your barn. Maybe you can work out a deal!!
Regarding value, I would say it's worth a handful of Cubs that are sitting in your barn. Maybe you can work out a deal!!
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Bigdog » Sat Mar 17, 2012 7:33 pm
Bill - Ask Rosie what it's worth!
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Barnyard » Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:05 pm
Bigdog wrote:Bill - Ask Rosie what it's worth!
I did and she just shook her head as she walked away. I don't think she's gonna let me get rid of this to buy it.
Sea salt is healthier only because it gets stuck in the holes of the shaker and you can't actually put it on your food.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Bezirk » Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:13 pm
That is one fine looking machine. Since no one else is brave (dumb) enough to make a guess of price, here goes my Guestimate.
If It was here in Va. I would guess in the $4.5 k to $ 7.5 k, realize this is only my WG.
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If It was here in Va. I would guess in the $4.5 k to $ 7.5 k, realize this is only my WG.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by randallc » Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:31 pm
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Barnyard » Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:35 pm
Well the guy is asking $6,800.00 for it. It is a bit of a drive from here so I need to get hold of him and ask as many questions as I can. My concern is the amount of bondo it may be carrying around with it.
Sea salt is healthier only because it gets stuck in the holes of the shaker and you can't actually put it on your food.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Barnyard » Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:41 pm
That's it Randall. It evidently is listed on several different websites. I found it in three different places with a high asking price of $7,900.00 and a low of $6,800.00.
Sea salt is healthier only because it gets stuck in the holes of the shaker and you can't actually put it on your food.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by v w » Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:53 pm
The old story says that a willing seller and a willing buyer determine the price. Even the $7900 doesn't seem too bad. If things seem reasonable to you go for it. Where is it? Heh. Heh. I'd vote for the exhaust to go original with the second choice to reroute. Be interesting to see if it is simply wyed or split manifold. The old Chevys with a 2 - 4 split didn't sound so bad. Vern
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by Barnyard » Sun Mar 18, 2012 6:58 am
More info I am finding. The seller says the model number is 1652. All the google searches I have done shows a 1652 to be a step van. This looks more like the KB series so I googled that also. When I did that I found the exact same truck, right down to the curved exhaust, offered for sale in Illinois by a completely different person. Those pictures show the truck in a completely different setting and the price is $10,000.00.
Sea salt is healthier only because it gets stuck in the holes of the shaker and you can't actually put it on your food.
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Re: Any Idea of Value?
by ricky racer » Sun Mar 18, 2012 7:07 am
Barnyard wrote:More info I am finding. The seller says the model number is 1652. All the google searches I have done shows a 1652 to be a step van. This looks more like the KB series so I googled that also. When I did that I found the exact same truck, right down to the curved exhaust, offered for sale in Illinois by a completely different person. Those pictures show the truck in a completely different setting and the price is $10,000.00.
Do you see any red flags there????????
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