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old31 · 03-22-2023, 04:56 AM

I would crank it and if it turns over then pay him, trailer it home, be proud of a good truck for a good price.

Then take your time at home, change the oil, change the points, plugs, condenser. Then you can start it up, sit back and see what else it might need to get it road worthy. Does it need tires, battery, brakes etc.

Be prepared to spend at least $1,000 before you go nuts with paint, chrome, upholstery, Bertz engine.

Most important, enjoy the truck, the fix up process and the hobby.

03-22-2023, 04:56 AM	#28
old31 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 2,093	Re: 29 Pickup for sale I would crank it and if it turns over then pay him, trailer it home, be proud of a good truck for a good price. Then take your time at home, change the oil, change the points, plugs, condenser. Then you can start it up, sit back and see what else it might need to get it road worthy. Does it need tires, battery, brakes etc. Be prepared to spend at least $1,000 before you go nuts with paint, chrome, upholstery, Bertz engine. Most important, enjoy the truck, the fix up process and the hobby.