The Ford Barn

joel · 03-15-2025, 02:25 PM

My post of $8000 for your project probably seems extreme; however I'm struggling with a '41 project that turned out to be a POS even through I drove it for more than a season. Here is a link to my thread on the HAMB https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...tures.1069927/ . I've near 20K in this project and I did all the labor. I probably over paid by $5000 when I bought it.
As you examine the cab on your truck, the parts of the cab and doors that don't need major surgery or maybe no work at all add tremendous value to your project.
Starting with a higher asking price will deter flippers and you can always accept lower offers. JHMO

03-15-2025, 02:25 PM	#1
joel Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 517	Re: value of my 1940 pickup My post of $8000 for your project probably seems extreme; however I'm struggling with a '41 project that turned out to be a POS even through I drove it for more than a season. Here is a link to my thread on the HAMB https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...tures.1069927/ . I've near 20K in this project and I did all the labor. I probably over paid by $5000 when I bought it. As you examine the cab on your truck, the parts of the cab and doors that don't need major surgery or maybe no work at all add tremendous value to your project. Starting with a higher asking price will deter flippers and you can always accept lower offers. JHMO