Help determining a price on a '70 F100 XLT

[forrestbump]

Loaded Question... Hope you're prepared for opinions...

...here's mine. It's how much YOU want to spend and how much the seller wants. There, I've said it...

Seriously, my original smart arse comment IS based on how things like this end up. If the seller is savvy and knows the market, he'll or she'll get what they want for it. If the seller is in NO hurry, they'll "hold out" for what they want.

If, on the other hand, this is a distressed sale and they've "gotta get rid of it NOW!!!!" kinda deal, the price will be MUCH lower.

I've seen folks get screwed really bad buying junk and paying too much because they thought "This Is The ONLY Truck Like This In The World And If I Don't Buy It, I'll Lose Out"... well, it wasn't and common sense left them, so keep your emotions in check. On the other hand it just may be one of those very rare "barn finds" that are out there just waiting....

If you can send us pictures of EVERY square inch of inside, outside, front, rear, top and bottom we'll be better able to help.

Excuse my manners... glad to have y'all here!!

[BobbyFord]

I bought my 72 F100, 360, C6, 9 3/8" trac-loc, P/S, P/B, A/C, 60,000 mile short bed for $2800

[BobbyFord]

thank you both for your comments... I will try and get some photos.
Does all of the documnetation and iot being a CA car with the org black help the value? Body is very straight no rust

It does if you plan to sell it in a rust belt state. We here in California have an abundance of rust free trucks to choose from. You can find decent rust free trucks here with recent rebuilt motors for less than $3000