What would you be willing to pay for a super clean 95 W900B

I bought a 95 W900B with the thought of possibly flipping it. The first words out of the mouth of the man who drove it home for me were: "What kind of money do you need to sell the truck to me?" It is as I said a 95 W900B (short hood) 3406C, 9 over, 3.70 rears, AG100 air ride, 42" bunk. It was spec'd strictly as a fleet truck. One muffler, one breather, splendor interior, basic gauges, rubber floor mat, etc. The steers are good at 60% and the drives are brand new General D460s ( the stickers were on the tires before I drove it). The paint is badly faded. The truck wasn't pressure washed for show to sell it. It has two small cracks at the headlights from a minor hit. It is just as it was the day it was taken off the road. It ran from south GA to the market in Atlanta and the market in Birmingham AL. My other half doesn't know a great deal about trucks but it's condition blew her away. Twenty years old and it still looks this good? It's killer plus: 388,000 miles. Yes, it looks it and drives as a truck with these miles on it. What retail value would you put on it? Thanks

 

I only wanted a simple opinion on what it would be worth in today's crazy market. Pictures might back up what I say but most trucks look good in pictures. What they actually are is something else. All of you don't know me but I won't make a statement that I can't or won't back up. I was wrong on the miles. It is 366,000. I was nevr good at math.