whats it worth

[akaFrankCastle]

Tough call. I can't say I've seen a large group of collectors for that particular body style or year. I see trucks in the same years going for anywhere from 500-2000 in varied states of disrepair and with many more miles.

I'd say it would fetch anywhere from 2-5000 on the market. I probably wouldn't pay more than 3000, if I was interested in it. Not really my style of truck, so my numbers are probably lower than average.

[Entourage]

If you are interested in that type of truck, you may look for 10 years and not find a better example. Super low miles, amazing color, pristine condition, and appears to be complete ready to go truck. Not sure of the market if you want to re-sell, but if you are going to keep it, that may be the find of the decade.

[Badlands]

I was looking at Ford F150s and 250s before finally settling on the Bronco, years 74-79 primarily. Depending on condition they were listed from $3000-7000.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but that looks nice. If it runs strong, it probably is at the upper end of that price zone.

Here are a couple similar examples from Auotrader Classic and craigslist:

http://www.autotraderclassics.com/classic-car/1970-Ford-F_100-439205.xhtml?conversationId=41899

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2327520995.html

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2324829353.html

[Entourage]

It is amazing what a cool set of wheels can do . . .

[Badlands]

I nearly bought a 1977 Ford Custom 4x4 Stepside, white, that was for sale in Brighton. Very little rust at all, about 60,000 miles, 400, 4 speed, wood box (needed restoration), ran strong, etc. $3500.
I just couldn't resist getting the Bronco though.

[Rox Crusher]

wow, that oil / gas money is spilling out everywhere

[Shawns Fords]

A Bumpside is the only generation F series I havent owned yet. I love them just as much as Dentsides and slicks. That one is amazing in its condition.