1st Gen. ongoing prices..

Here's what I found on Toyota's website about the 4 Cylinder "Off Road" package...

Technical Specifications:
http://www.toyota.com/t3Portal/document/om/OM35814U/pdf/01omsour/2004/04tacoma/8.pdf

 

I picked up my 96 xtra cab V-6, 5sp for 3500. It has a lot of miles(235k) but I have known the truck since it was new. It has been well taken care and like everyone has said they will last forever if taken care of.

 

I drove 3hrs to get mine. It's a 2004 double cab TRD 4x4. Seems all of the double cabs near me were 2wd, so I had to go some distance for it. I paid almost $20k for mine, which was more than I wanted to, but it only had 4,000 original miles, so I figured it was like buying a brand new truck, plus I knew I'd be keeping it anyway, so why not...they don't make 'em in that style anymore, and it's the one I wanted. Besides, after I traded in my Jeep, I only had to finance about $12K. I'm glad I did it.

 

i just sold my red 1995.5 tacoma with 199 thousand miles v6 manual 4x4 3in lift with 33x12.50x15 for $8000

 

I bought my '95 Extended SR5 4x4 for $4,900 in October 2011 from the original owner.
3.4l V6
Manual Trans
249,000 miles (90% highway miles)
Tow package
Excellent condition interior
Sun roof
AND ZERO RUST! Which was the deciding factor.

I might have paid a little more than I should have, but a '95, V6, with zero rust in Wisconsin, those are hard to find anywhere. Good luck with your search.

 

Better check for gasket problems... That few miles on that age truck can start leaking... Be a good idea to replace the valve cover gaskets, etc...

 

Bought in June 2011
2002 4x4 Double Cab
47,000 miles
Small dent in tailgate and great interior
Shell + 2 sets new tires

I paid $15,000

Way more than I wanted to spend but it was in such good shape I couldn't pass it up.

 

Sorry, typo, it had just under 40,000 miles,which is like 4,000 on a Toyota. I left a zero off the first time. No leaks.

 

SR5's are 4X4, not 4X2...

40K miles for $20K


Not bad, too rich for my blood, but not bad at all.

 

Is $11K fair for a 99 loaded ext cab TRD A/T with 125K? Timing belt was done. Im thinking $10k but maybe still too high.

 

Sounds high to me... I just paid $12,250 for a 2004 Crew Cab Prerunner with 132,800 miles.

 

8-10(max)

 

If it's a 4X4 V6, is a bit high, but not out of the realm others in here gone through.

Not everyone wants a 4cyl, 2WD truck. If a a V6 and 4X4 are desired, the buyer will have to pay, to play.

 

Fresno to Tucson... Cheap flight, great drive. Connor, I'd like to say that your post is full of win, but U knew that already...

 

It looks like prices are lower in Arizona.Im just trying to figure out what i have to do to buy an out of state truck. Anyone know?

I looked at that 99 and it was beat up. I was expecting a very clean truck for that price.

 

Dude, that varies from state to state, except that CARB standards are used on VERY few states.

I got mine from Colorado Springs, and I live in Okieland, but I almost ended up getting one from Tucson/Phoenix if my Colorado connection would've fall.


I don't mind traveling for a hot deal, and I love road trips. But some people can't take the time off, or won't put up with a long distance transaction.


Good luck!

 

Just got home with a 2003 DC TRD 4x4 with camper at 103k miles for $11300. It needs tires and the timing belt but i am very happy with it.

 

CONGRATS!

Where did you find it? Color?

 

Turns out the timing belt was done.
Found it on craigslist and its silver

 

good deal!