Good point about listing what your stuff is worth in case any of it has real market value over what the owner feels about it. Good example is my buddy, single, suddenly passed at 59 in his sleep. Alone, but peaceful I hope. He had a bunch of nice motorcycles, some mid 60's Triumphs, a 69 Husqvarna 250, early 70's 250 Maico, and a 71 long box C10 Chevy pickup that his uncle had ordered when he worked the assembly line in Janesville.
The C10 had a factory 454, dual exhaust, 4spd on the floor, power steering and brakes, front discs, factory bucket seats with a center console, factory AC, and some other features that I was told could not be ordered through a dealer. It had all the papers, factory build sheet, matching numbers, my buddy was only the 2nd owner, and it had about 45,000 miles on it. All original, clean, no rust, probably worth $30K to the right buyer.
