Hard to say goodbye to my '01

My dilemma, bought a new 3rd Gen Tacoma, love my first Gen. though. Should I sell it or not? Excellent truck with under 157,000 miles and no accidents or damage, owned it for 14 years and could run it another 14+ years.

 

Is it 4x4?

 

Yes, 4x4, V6. Automatic

 

If you decide to sell it, it will be gone by the end of the day I bet on here.

 

Yea I'm sure it would, first $12,900 takes it, throw in the original wheels/tires too

 

Damn that's a good deal. What's the location?

 

Keep it!!!
But first, put the stock wheels on it and sell the aftermarket ones

 

Chattanooga Tn

 

In case this turns into an actual For Sale Thread you might want to read these first as your post will get deleted, and then you will know why.

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Thanks for the heads up

 

id buy it but in california

 

OP, I'm curious what made you pull the trigger on a new truck when it seems your current Taco is in fine shape? I'm really asking because I was daaaamn close to doing the same thing, but somehow managed to resist temptation. Probably due to all of the things I've read in the 3rd gen section. If the 2018s seem to do well, I may yet upgrade, but my truck is freaking bulletproof, and also an 01.

 

Just keep it....I regret selling my 89 yota.....said I'd never sell my 92 after that....I did.....regret the hell out of it....now when I get a new vehicle.....I am NOT selling the 04 taco.....

 

Keep it. Save it for later, give it to the kids.

 

I was just ready for a change after owning the same vehicle for 14 years. I love my 3rd Gen, all the bells and whistles this time, I do have a little regret, but I’m good with my decision.

 

Keep it! You'll need something to drive when your 3rd gen is sitting at the dealership awaiting the 3 million TSB's it will need.

 

I'm selling my first gen right now also and I know I will regret it when it's gone. I get attached to my toyota trucks but one only has so much room to store them lol. Good thing I don't have several acres or I would be the guy who hordes them and cant part with anything.

 

what kind of lift you did ? issues aligning the actual set up ? diff drop and etc mods ? just curious, I'm not fan of lifting a vehicle since to much little additional staff to adjust...... you should keep it for off road only , and the new one will be mall crawler and long distances or just leave if for someone in your family


show pictures of your new toy !!

 

Just bought one in cali and I live in Mississippi!it can be done!

 

By all means he hit it on the nailhead... if you don't need the money keep it or you will regret it at some point