Should i take my truck to stock?

Hi TW im looking at a new tacoma and am wondering if i should sell my truck as is or take it to 100% stock and sell it that way and bolt my mods back on? I have a 2006 i4 manual w 175k w 3"all pro leaf packs, bilstein 5150s, ride height adjustable 5100s, bolt on rock sliders, front plate bumper and winch. Tow hitch, diff armor, aftermarket wheels, and tires.

 

Welcome to TW. Mod it again for the first time!

 

I was thinking about doing so but found a nice trd in my area for just a bit more with 60k less

 

Are you planning to trade it in? If so, the dealer will more than likely use the mods against you for trade in value but if your going to sell it privately I would just let any potential buyers know your willing to remove parts depending on pricing

 

Like stated above, if you're taking it to the dealer, definitely take them off.

If private party, I'd try to sell the truck as-is, but if you aren't getting the price you're looking for, then take it back to stock and either use the mods for your new truck, or sell the parts separately.

 

Yea id want to sell it stock that way a dealer wouldnt use it against me on a trade in.

 

Yea if i do this id most likely choose to swap them over and sell the truck stock. Idk which would be better for getting the most out of it. Dealer, or privately?

 

You’ll more than likely get more through private sale but you’ll have to deal with all the tire kickers before you actually sell, trading it in is the headache free but in the end it’s up to you on how you want to deal with it. gl!

 

Take ALL your add on's off the truck,you will get nothing more for them in a trade or sale.

 

Look @ KBB for Avg Trade in value vs Avg.Retail value = Big $$$ difference

 

Yea taking it stock and selling to a dealer is Deffinatly less headache and less time it would take to sell but id assume the dealer wouldnt offer what private buyers would offer.

 

Yea

 

Deffinatly sounds like the way to go.

 

Yup. You’ll get significantly more private party but you have to go through the hassle. Depends on if it’s worth it to you.