thinking about getting another tacoma

If i were to sell my truck, what do you think i can for my truck?

 

what year and how many miles?

 

just notcied it was a 2006, how many miles?

 

pics, price per BST rules...?

 

It has 70,000 miles and a lot of mods. And the pics are already on my page...

 

since its in the bst section. You need pics, price on this page. Plus it will give us a better idea of what it may be worth.

 

nice thread man..
you should list the year,mileage , mods...and so on.
Most people will not go that deep and do the research for you to help you out without the details listed.

for those who more than likely did not take the time to check out this guys truck and give him a guestimate....here's his build thread that you can check out and give him a price.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/69593-rgbs-build-thread.html

OP.
try KBB or check out Auto trader and search trucks similar to yours
Best of luck

Just KBB'd an 06 w/70k. added little extra's like sr5, tow pkg, and slider window and clicked good condition. OC this does not include the money spent on mods...just what KBB booked it at



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If KBB is $14k for an excellent Coma, I think $15k is a good price. Mods don't always bring up the value, but your mods are subtle and makes the Coma look sick.

 

seriously, what kind of thread is this. put info, pics and all that other jazz. why the fuck do you think people want to get all csi and search for you.

 

No offense but I wouldn't trust KBB for anything. NADA.com and Edmunds.com are a little better. None of the three are perfect but the average of the three would be a bit smarter. Local classifieds are the most accurate, if you can find what the truck sold for of course. That's my $0.02!

 

i would give you 13.5k