Hello all. Most likely going to sell my 68 Dodge W200, as I don't drive it as much as I should. Figured someone else can get more use / enjoyment out of it.
There are not a lot of comparables, so not quite sure what a fair number would be for selling it. Any help coming up with coming up with a range of its worth would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim
1968 Dodge W200 Crew Cab
Engine and Trans swap out of 2014 Dodge Ram - it is now an automatic with a 5.7L
fuel tank is under the bed now
had it painted, replaced the hood with the appropriate one for the year
had aftermarket AC installed
bedliner sprayed in
bluetooth-enabled stereo
automatic front locks / alarm system / remote start
heavy duty front bumper with a vintage warn winch
I will try to attach some pictures...
Thoughts on Price
Re: Thoughts on Price
great looking truck
i'm thinking low 30s ,but its a tough call
i'm thinking low 30s ,but its a tough call
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Re: Thoughts on Price
Looks really nice!
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Re: Thoughts on Price
I guess "Thoughts on Price" is the $64,000 question.
'69 W200 (thumbnail)
'68 W200 (RIP)
'68 W200 383 NP435 3.53
'67 W200 383 NP435 4.10 w overload springs, Dana 60, PTO winch & flatbed dump, racks, crane, c-air (Max)
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'68 W200 (RIP)
'68 W200 383 NP435 3.53
'67 W200 383 NP435 4.10 w overload springs, Dana 60, PTO winch & flatbed dump, racks, crane, c-air (Max)
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Re: Thoughts on Price
there weren't very many responses to my post, and not a lot of comparables. figured it is better to start high and lower the price over time, then start lower and have it go quick and not know how much you left on the bone.