whats this worth am i selling for the right price

(not in a hurry to sell)
2004 double cab
3.4 SC
170k miles
exterior 7 of 10
interior same 7 of 10
new tires togo open country II

http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/5737777548.html

 

That's a pretty average price for a super charged double can. Not too much and not too cheap. Also Toyota trucks are in high demand out here in so cal. Shouldn't have too much trouble selling it. Shit I wish I had the cash lol

 

price seems fair, a little high for where I live but I would say about average from what I saw when searching for a first gen.

 

2wd, seems a bit high to me at that mileage in average condition. Any mods will likely drop it's value as people will expect it to have been ''run hard'' for many miles and will likely require expensive repairs in the near future. For the one's that do like them [mods], they probably don't have the coin to drop on it and a loan for the majority of the amount will be somewhat problematic due to the age. [this is what kills many sales, us old coots have the cash to play but are leery of ''mods'' done ''on the cheap'' on used vehicles dut to past not so happy experiences, also, many mods take away from the practicality of an old truck we may be contemplating purchasing. ]

 

The opinions you get from the guys in this forum, insightful as they may be, are just that, opinions. The best gauge for whether or not you have it priced right for market is it's exposure to the open market. If you are getting hammered immediately after posting the ad on Craigslist from multiple potential buyers, you know that it is priced well and could possibly resubmit the ad with a higher price. On the flip side, if you have no inquiries after a week of the ad being posted, you're asking too much. I've found sites like KBB.com to be off the mark regularly when testing the open market through craigslist. KBB figured my 2003 4Runner was worth $9500 in 2010. I had it sold within a week on Craigslist for $12,000 and knew I didn't have to budge on price due to multiple buyers interest levels.

 

shit, I bought my 02 double cab supercharged (85k miles) in WA in 2012 for about 19k. getting a loan for that was a pain. I had to come outta pocket 4k. Also, it was a stealership and I was 24 with no credit.

 

I'd say you are priced right. I would take more pics however including the engine and see where it goes. As others have noted, if you are getting interest within a week, stand firm. Especially if you don't need to sell it.

Nice clean rig