Help pricing my Tacoma...

I think the time has come to part ways with my truck. I really dont get to enjoy it as much as I like and need something with better mpgs. Im struggling to come up with a fair price though. Anyone care to weigh in?

2016 TRD Offroad with tech package (sunroof, heated seats, etc...)
Auto trans
117K Miles
New pads, rotors, drums less than 5k miles ago
Minor chips and dings but nothing crazy. No mechanical issues.

Living Systems
AT Overland Habitat w/ load bars, front & back windows, side door and sleeper panels.
8020 Interior build with ACM panels
ARB Awning and AT brackets
ARB Zero 63qt Fridge w/ ARB slide
Dual 5gal water cans with wired pump

Suspension and Wheels
OME BP-51 remote res with adjustable rebound and compression
OME HD leaf packs and add-a-leaf
JB Offroad upper control arms
5 Nomad Convoy wheels
5 Falken Wildpeak AT3 tires in 285/75R16, no rub with cab mount chop

Armor and Recovery
ARB front bumper
Warn VR Evo 8000 winch w/ Lambtek disconnect, Factor55 fairlead and flatlink
Slee Offroad bolt on sliders
ARB air compressor in driver bed cubby

Lighting and Electric
ARB Solis lights
X2 Group 27F Main Battery
Die Hard Group H8 secondary battery in bed cabinet
Redarc BCDC1225 Charge Controller
Overland Equipped fuse panel mount
Blue Sea 6 terminal block under hood
Blue Sea 8 terminal block in bed
Renogy 1000W Inverter

Interior
Husky floor liners
AJT chrome delete
Expedition Essentials 3TPAM
MESO dual color led lights

Misc
ARB Safari snorkle
Yotashop rear diff breather
Sherpa Roof Rack
Mountain Hatch tailgate

 

Great looking truck but I'd probably part it out and sell it separate... then 27-28k ... maybe 33-35k as it sits

 

I agree with maxmk8 - unfortunately turn key rigs are pretty hard to get sold. The exact right person needs to want it exactly how you have it set up. I think you could probably get $40k for it to the right person, but parting out the easily removable items (AT overland etc..) and you'll probably do much better.

 

unfortunately it could be worth less than book since it is that heavily moded/outfitted, unless you are willing to wait it out for the right buyer.
I would start pulling the stock parts out of the attic or sourcing them, and get some buddies to do some serious wrenchin'.

 

Are you over the camping/overlanding bug? You could pull some stuff off and get your mpgs back. Cool truck.

 

Thanks everyone! I feel like being in Denver Im at least in the right market. Might try selling the camper separately, that makes sense.

 

Thanks! Not quite, but Ive been doing a lot of longer road trips. Ive considered that, but the tacoma still isnt that great with the gas mileage.