At one point I was gathering parts to build a C cab, about 1926 vintage. I have too many projects and an acquaintance has just picked up a C cab intact, except it's been "chopped" to fit in a standard garage. He wants to restore it back. I have the top metal in very good condition that I was going to use for my build, and am considering that maybe I have enough projects. Any idea of what I should ask for this part??
Thanks
Value of C cab top metal
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david_dewey
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Value of C cab top metal
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George House
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
All 3 pieces David ? Both side “C” panels and the rear panel with the oval window ?... $100
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david_dewey
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
Yes, sides, back w/window frame. Really nice shape--if one were doing a "survivor" truck, could be just bolted on and used. I will also throw in my lower half cab parts, which are the usual rust buckets (cowl & door w/ "rot" on bottom).
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
I built this 1924 “ C “ Cab from swap meet parts, also lowered the roof line to 7ft. C Cabs of this time did come with a choice of high or low roofs. I hope this helps .
John
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david_dewey
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
I gave you a value opinion earlier David. Then you said you’d throw in rusty panels and doors. Add $50 to my previous opinion for them.
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
Sold it all for $200, guy is happy, I have one less project on my list! Yes!! Win-Win. I still have the very nice 20' rear wheels to sell, but they will have to wait as they are buried in the currently unlit shop--still working on getting the overhead power line repaired.
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
David,
I put up LED shop lights from Costco. I think it is two for $40. Well worth it. I can even turn them on during the day with the garage open and it adds light. I understand that you need to fix your overhead electrical, but they could be used with an extension cord.
Matt
I put up LED shop lights from Costco. I think it is two for $40. Well worth it. I can even turn them on during the day with the garage open and it adds light. I understand that you need to fix your overhead electrical, but they could be used with an extension cord.
Matt
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Re: Value of C cab top metal
Matt,
Yes, those are good lights, I have a few of them myself. but 200' of extension cord over the creek and through the woods (and poison oak) does not sound like a good idea to me!!
You can see the broken guy wire (and neutral wire) just to the right of the tree top behind the pole. Bummer!!
Yes, those are good lights, I have a few of them myself. but 200' of extension cord over the creek and through the woods (and poison oak) does not sound like a good idea to me!!
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