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In a Section 1031 exchange, Giovanni traded in his old truck, which had an adjusted basis...

In a Section 1031 exchange, Giovanni traded in his old truck, which had an adjusted basis of $13,800, for a new one costing $30,000. Giovanni also gave $12,000 in cash. What is Giovanni's basis in the new truck?

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