i really wanna no cos he's fit!|||So what.
Its not like you're ever going to meet him.
Aim Low. Aim So Low That No One Will Even Care If You Fail.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Does anyone know the bluebook price of a '85 Chevy Silverado?
1985 Chevy - 3/4 ton - 2wd - 454|||kbb.com to find your precious blue book price thats damn near outdated and not really used anymore............
big block will get you more money over sbc, 3/4 ton will get you more money over half ton, but the 2wd is killer
i'd say about 1-2 grand depending on the condition
big block will get you more money over sbc, 3/4 ton will get you more money over half ton, but the 2wd is killer
i'd say about 1-2 grand depending on the condition
My proffesor whants me to get a bluebook for our test...what is that?
He says its for all of our test and i need to know what is it and where to get one|||A bluebook is a standardized little notebook designed to make sure that all exams are written in the same format. You write your essay answers to exam questions in the bluebook. Most colleges require you to buy your own, and they are available in your college bookstore.|||Professor has 1 "f"... A blue book is some compiled sheets of loose paper with a light blue cover. The front usually has a section to write your name and all of that information. They are available at your campus bookstore.|||At your college bookstore. The paper used in these things is of such poor quality I wouldn't use it to line a birdcage with.
What is the bluebook value of a 2001,650,seadoo?
try going to www.kbb.com and look for the link saying personal watercraft|||nada.com boat section
WHAT IS THE BLUEBOOK VALUE OF A 2000 TOYOTA AVALON?
Kbb.com
What? Is it so difficult, that you need us to do it for you?
Jesus, people are lazy.|||Well...go to blue book and find out for yourself. My God, you obviously have internet access...F*%26amp;KING GOOGLE IT!!!!!!
What? Is it so difficult, that you need us to do it for you?
Jesus, people are lazy.|||Well...go to blue book and find out for yourself. My God, you obviously have internet access...F*%26amp;KING GOOGLE IT!!!!!!
Where can i find the bluebook value of a 78 ford ltd?
www.nada.com|||In a 1979 NADA guide!!!|||Most banks have blue and gold books for vehicle values,,,you can also type your question into a yahoo search and you may be surprised at the results you get.
But from my perspective,,,i own classic cars(T-birds at the moment) the 1978 LTD in good shape, engine and body, etc (not showroom) is worth around $3,500|||Generally, they usually have blue books at your local court house.|||About $500-700. Not a lot of demand for these.|||call you local Registry of Motor Vehicles...cuz` if anybody bought it ..they would have to pay taxes on it based on the bluebook value of said vehicle..i`m from n.s. so it might b different where u r|||There is no blue book value of a car that old. After 15 years the car falls out of the book..... that is how it goes....|||First of all let me say i have a 79 thunderbird and a 79 newport i love these cars because there so simple to work on compared to todays cars. Hey first of all if its low miles and good conditon no major problems id say 1,800 dollars up to 4,000 dollars . If your talking about an old beater i would say under $1,000. If your talking about an LTD that is a real head turner and nice nice than ive seen them fetch up to $8,800! Or you could go to any store and buy a bluebook or go to the library and get one.|||They should be available on the Collector Car Market Review website|||Go here:
http://www.kbb.com/kbb/UsedCars/default.鈥?/a>
This will give you the info you need.
But from my perspective,,,i own classic cars(T-birds at the moment) the 1978 LTD in good shape, engine and body, etc (not showroom) is worth around $3,500|||Generally, they usually have blue books at your local court house.|||About $500-700. Not a lot of demand for these.|||call you local Registry of Motor Vehicles...cuz` if anybody bought it ..they would have to pay taxes on it based on the bluebook value of said vehicle..i`m from n.s. so it might b different where u r|||There is no blue book value of a car that old. After 15 years the car falls out of the book..... that is how it goes....|||First of all let me say i have a 79 thunderbird and a 79 newport i love these cars because there so simple to work on compared to todays cars. Hey first of all if its low miles and good conditon no major problems id say 1,800 dollars up to 4,000 dollars . If your talking about an old beater i would say under $1,000. If your talking about an LTD that is a real head turner and nice nice than ive seen them fetch up to $8,800! Or you could go to any store and buy a bluebook or go to the library and get one.|||They should be available on the Collector Car Market Review website|||Go here:
http://www.kbb.com/kbb/UsedCars/default.鈥?/a>
This will give you the info you need.
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