1 ton first gen Tacoma

You have a badass truck should come down snd snow wheel with us

 

I want to go snow wheeling so bad. We are heading to Moab next week though so that should be fun.

 

Roads finally opened up and had a good weekends wheeling

 

Looks like a ton of fun.

 

The short bus got some new dings and scratches and is a going machine

 

This thing has me wishing I would have got a first gen to build instead of a second gen. Keep up the pictures I have to live vicariously through them for a couple more years and then it's game time to build my short bus.

 

Just bought a brand new shirt bus and it will be the next wheeling rig but for now it’s the work commuter

 

Short

 

They looks good man! Jelly!

 

Haven’t even gotten plates on new truck yet but it will be tinted out and wheels and tires soon but will make a really comfortable wheeler with leather when it comes time for it but to be honest the 2001 has more room in cab than the 2021

 

I just like reliability and these 2 trucks I wouldn’t be afraid to get in and drive across the country Toyota lover for life and most are more American made than any other truck MERICA

 

Thinking of selling my first gen and building a 2 gen what would any of you guys even start at for price wise the way my truck sits

 

I got a cheesburger!!!

 

Nice

 

Gonna be pricey. But well worth it. Its well built.

 

What you think I should start at

 

I really wouldnt know to be honest. I have seen some going for 25kish. I have seen some go for 35kish. Hell, some at 40k. Lol. Wish i was more help Jason

 

When I had mine for sale for a while at 20ish, best offer I got was 18k. Granite I didn’t have a 1 ton front axle at the time but still had fabricated axles all around. Seeing them on used on Facebook and that probably 20-25 would be a good starting point.

 

18k to 23k will be a realistic selling number and within the ball park where you'll get the most interest. Anything above that, folks will start to fade away and lose interest. Start looking into your local crowd and see how much they're selling/paying.

When I was in the market for a crawler several years ago, I was happy to pay upwards of $40k, but nothing float my boat at that range and I was very specific on the type of built. Once I finish my current setup and if I was to sell, it'll be in the $35k range. But I have no intention of selling, this one is a keeper. I have so much money invested into this built that I worry more about it getting trailer off by low life scum.

 

If you were building a 2nd gen would you build it similar to how your 1st gen is or would you do a 3 link?