If it were me and I liked it and the frame is rust free a 1,000 is a good price for around here. Before buying it look at the transmission fluid if it's red or even a bit brownish then that's ok if it's black then that's another story. Look at the rear brake backing plates for signs of oil that means axle bearings thats not a deal killer but just good to know. Now is the time to start the motor and listen if there are no knocking noise maybe only slight miss then your in pretty good shape. Some times there is no miss at all that's better.
When you get it home do a compression test wet and dry before removing heads. That can tell you the condition of the Rings. Then you can pull the heads and check them for cracks. I've done 4 of these in the last couple of years.