Why are these trucks not as highly valued as a Chevy?
Is there something suspect about them? Some design flaw?
Or merely too many to be collectable?
Molesworth
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16 years ago
1960 F-100
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16 years ago
Don't think the number left has anything to do with it. Can't recall the last time I saw either a 60 Chevy or Ford so both have to be rare in that sense. A major problem with this vintage Ford is there is no aftermarket parts source. Try to buy/find anything for a 60 Ford and you will know what I mean.
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16 years ago
I have a 1960 F100 stepside pickup that I bought in 1964. E-mail back if you would like details. Paul
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16 years ago
Paul,
I've got a Short/wide in the paint shop as we speak. I like it a lot specially with the alloy wheels and new tires! Spares are cheap too!
I was comparing it to the same year Chevy, and wondered why these trucks are (relatively) cheap?
Molesworth
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16 years ago
Dennis Carpenter?
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16 years ago
There are at least two national suppliers of Ford truck parts, from 40's to 80's. I have their catalogs.
Must admit Chevy have more suppliers tho.
For a general price guide, do a search on ebay.. lots of 60 Ford trucks for $500 +/-!
Molesworth