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1929 BC. Looked at it today. Not one piece of sheetmetal or wood that dosent need to be replaced or tuned up with a hammer and dolly. Cab is totally shot. Hood hinge is rusted in half. Aluminum flathead six with dual carbs. Guy wants $3000 for it.

I'm new to old Macks, but that seems steep for a truck that will have to have so much fabrication work done to it...

Is that a fair price? I was thinking $500-$1000.

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If I found that for $1500 I would buy it immediately. Without seeing it in person $3000 is tough to say. Early B models are hard to come by. I would like one, but rather pay more and get one in better shape. Mike

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It is almost 85 years old, survived the WW II scrap drives and appears mostly intact and not many left around at all . . I'd offer him 12 to 1500 in crisp 20 dollar bills. I've paid that on average for AC parts trucks.

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