* Model: Is it a C10, C20, C30? A Silverado? Different models had different features and values.
* Condition: Is it a pristine, restored example, or a rusty, neglected work truck? This is the biggest factor affecting price.
* Mileage: Lower mileage generally commands a higher price.
* Engine: The engine type and condition significantly impact value.
* Options: Power steering, air conditioning, and other features increase value.
* Location: Prices vary geographically.
You'll find a wide range of prices, from a few thousand dollars for a very rough, high-mileage truck to tens of thousands for a meticulously restored classic.
To find a price, I recommend checking online resources like:
* ClassicCars.com: This site specializes in classic vehicles.
* Hemmings.com: Similar to ClassicCars.com, focusing on collectible automobiles.
* eBay Motors: You can see what similar trucks are selling for on eBay.
* Facebook Marketplace: A good resource for local listings.
* Craigslist: Another site to check for local listings.
By searching these sites with the specific model and condition details of the 1987 Chevy Truck you're interested in, you'll get a much better idea of its price.
