New to the scene...few questions

I agree, if you dont mind digging deep on it once you get it and the guy will settle for $3,000 then yeah. But the upwards of $4,000 range I wouldn't do it. You would be better off finding a good stock truck for $2,000-2,500 range and starting from scratch. If you spend $4,000 on it and start digging into it you may end redoing more than you intended and spend more than if you had just started with a stock truck.

you have a good point but, I really don't want to get in to bagging and body dropping a truck myself if I don't have to.We'll see what he's willing to do on price when the time comes middle of next month. I've got a buddy that's gonna come with me too and check it out. He's built a handful of trucks so, he'll be able to tell me pretty well whether or no it's a good purchase. I appreciate everyone's feedback and help!!  And, if anyone knows of a bagged and bd'd c10 for sale in the 4k range somewhere in the southwest (closer to AZ the better) that's done well, feel free to let me know.

wow....that truck needs everything. u would be better off starting with a stock truck. it looks good from far, but far from good. for what ur gonna spend getting that right, u could probably build one better starting from scratch and then u will know exactly what u have and not someone elses mess.

the hell with that truck, you need to tell us who the chick in your avatar is. You see the  shitter on that critter???!!!!

^^^LOL! No clue, but she's definitely got a nice ass!!   @Roger: You think so? the way I see it is, if the suspension is done decent and the bd is done well, then that's all I really care about. ...and the motor of course!!  Do you think the suspension looks like it's done right or no?