How much should I ask for my truck?

Because of a personal situation, I am putting my truck up for sale. I was wondering what everyone else's input would be. I have the KBB here: http://www.kbb.com/toyota/tacoma-double-cab/2006-toyota-tacoma-double-cab/pickup-4d-5-ft/?vehicleid=1665&intent=trade-in-sell&options=64228|true|64250|true|64403|true|64320|true|64327|true|64442|true|64448|true|64496|true|64486|true|64436|true|64459|true&mileage=52000&category=pickup&pricetype=private-party&version=b

Those numbers even surprised me. What do you think I should realistically ask for this and expect to sell it for? My mileage is about 52,000, I live in GA, and you can see my mods to the left. I know that dealerships and not all individuals will appreciate or pay for the mods, but assuming that someone appreciates and likes these mods, where should I start and what should I expect?

 

$640,000,000

 

I wish

 

pennies

 

x2

 

Yep, about 2yrs ago. Bought it pretty much bone stock in 2010 with 16,000 miles. It currently has 52,000 miles, the 3'' OME lift, 295/75/16 tires, Pro Comp 7089 wheels, Magnaflow exhaust, avid light bar, 2011 color matched grille, and many of the other typical TW mods. It's 4x4, Off-Road, SR-5, JBL audio, cruise and audio controls on steering wheel, etc. There are current pictures in my build along with all specs, mods, etc. Nothing has been done to it since the most current pic at the top other than I added a TRD tag to it. And it's alright, life happens.

 

bump. had a guy offer $11,000 today lol

 

Change of plans. The truck is staying, for now at least. I have a new job proposition that seems very promising. Also, very little luck on selling when I was trying. The best cash offer I got was only $20k and the best trade offer was an even trade on an '07 f-250 Lariat 4x4 w/ just under 100k miles. I had offers as low as $10k and the average was about $17k. Most people that called got off the phone immediately after I told them that $22k was the price. I've never really tried to sell anything this expensive, but are people crazy? Or do they really think I'm going to just give this truck away? lol

 

If craigslist is where you had this listed, people will try to lowball everything you list on there. Spam replies are also fun to recieve in mass.

 

Good to hear it worked out for you OP. Yeah people are crazy. With the recession, people think they can lowball everything for pennies on the dollar. Used Tacos have been going the exact opposite direction of housing though .. up up up. I bet you would get $25k easy out here.

 

Yeah, I kind of figured that....that's why I posted there, didn't really want to get rid of it that bad, lol. But asking $22k to start out with and people acting like $10k is a legitimate offer, that's almost a slap in the face.

Yeah, it hasn't completely worked itself out just yet. But I have met and talked with some people that are supervisors for a very good job I've applied for, and I left with a very promising feeling about it all. So I'm hopeful about this job and glad to say that I have taken my truck off the market. Yeah, I don't really understand how people could make the ridiculously low offers they did. Maybe to them it was worth a shot, but $22k was already a good deal. I know, it was amazing when I checked the value of my truck on a few different sites. It has literally increased. I was shocked by that almost as much as the offers I received, lol.