1942 Dodge Hood

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well...more than I have to pay...
I had a 1939 3/4 ton flatbed...short running boards straight from the factory...
looked just like that one after the salvage yard fire...someone thought it was still worth enough to steal it...{flagstaff}

if it is complete, no serious cancer issues....1,200 to 1,800 dependent up where in the country you are...I paid 100.oo for the one I loved...but that was back in '75....

{ this guy is nuts... http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=1942+dodge+truck}
 

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I am going to head back out there hopefully this evening and get a photo of it... will update.
 

Here it is... I was told by a expert that this in good condition and can be restored to it's fullest by a professional restoration. But do not know the value.
 

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For the whole nose and grill trim like that, I probably wouldn't take anything less than $300.

The chrome trim is in good shape. That usually goes for $100 or more by itself.
 

I watched the show american pickers where they bought something similiar for 500 then sold it for 1200:icon_thumright:
 

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