Dually Value

[gonecrazyi]

I was wondering what you guys would pay for an 88 f350 crewcab dually 4x4?

Heres a list of everything on it

- Lund visor
- cab lights
- dana 60 with new shocks and stabilizers
- bfg's on the rear
- rebuilt 460 5speed - the motor is carbed not efi
-ac
-Real nice blue seats and interior - half of the doors are done in camo
- decent white paint
- chrome rear wheels
- Front dually wheels painted black

Heres the bad

- A little bit of rust around the edges of the doors and in the bed
- one of the hood bolts snapped and needs to be drilled out and a new one put in
- the column is a little worn out
- the bumper was pulled out in one corner


It drives down the road pretty decently and starts up really easily when cold. It does have a death wobble at 35, but it looks like the ubolts are a little loose and the tie rods are worn.




I have all the parts needed to fix the column as well as the hood and bumper. I even have all the parts that would be needed to put a 7.3 diesel in it.

Any opinions and/or figures would be appreciated.

Thanks
Billy

 

[icanfixall]

I'm not comfortable saying what its worth without some pics. A loose front end.... Gas motor... Some rust... Why camo doors.... But being a 4x4 and a crewcab means lots in any state....

 

[gonecrazyi]

Ill get some pics up hopefully later. The previous owner started to replace the cloth padding on the insides of the door with mossy oak camo material.


I plan on fixing most of the problems and will probably put another dana 60 or a 50 in it thats in better shape.

 

[Agnem]

I'll be selling an 86' 2WD F-350 dually for about $2000 when I get it cleaned up for sale. It's pretty much rust free, but could use a paint job. Other than that, it's not going to have anything wrong with it.

 

[gonecrazyi]

Well, I went and picked the truck up today and drove it home.

The body is great except for the bottom of the door frames being about gone. Other then that it looks decent.

I have decided that it is going to be parted out. I will be placing an add in the market here shortly.

 

[gonecrazyi]

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