r/classictrucks • u/jberg_916 • 13h ago
Pics - Not My Truck The 1958 Chevy Apache I posted photos of! Forgot I got a video of it pulling in! So clean.
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r/classictrucks • u/jberg_916 • 13h ago
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r/classictrucks • u/miata13b • 14h ago
This is my 1953 3100 Ice Cream Truck. It has been selling Ice Cream since being purchased new in 1953 by my Grandfather. It is still a work truck and stills has kids chasing it.
Taking Guesses on what the appraisal comes back at (Insurance reasons) due to the historical significance / prominence. It's an original Amerio built truck (have the receipt) and has local area prominence as there's a monument with my Grandfather and the truck when he hit the 50 year mark at the state perk selling Ice Cream.
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r/classictrucks • u/ljohnstone • 13h ago
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r/classictrucks • u/junior_sysadmin • 19h ago
My father is looking to sell his GMC C2500, I don't really know anything about classic trucks so I'm helping him do some research so he give an accurate sale price to potential buyers. We're not selling yet, I'm just helping lay the groundwork.
I start it once a week just to make sure it's still running. I have more pictures of it from different angles and inside the cab and engine, and I can provide those if needed. I tried to attach two more photos of the cab and engine but Reddit wouldn't let me for some reason.
Here is a feature list:
Based on the description, images, and features, can anyone help me estimate what it might be worth?
r/classictrucks • u/ljohnstone • 13h ago
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