Thoughts on a selling price?

I'm prepping to sell my 2014 DCLB and wondered if the community can give me some input on pricing. Unfortunately, I've never had the chance to use the truck the way I'd intended (academy soccer has a tendency to consume entire weekends). Feel free to hit me with any clarifying questions. Thanks in advance for your input.

Podge

Pyrite Mica 2014 DCLB 4x4 SR5
OME suspension front/rear
LR UCA's
Leer XQ camper top w/ Rhino-Rack tracks
Prinsu Cabrack (powder coated black/raw bars)
Prinsu Toprack (powder coated black/raw bars)
4 (+1) grey powder coated 16-hole Tacoma steel wheels
4 (+1) Yokohama Geo AT G015 LT's
Pop & Lock
68,000 well serviced miles (every record on hand)
1 owner North Carolina truck
Everything installed new save for the 16-hole steel wheels

 

I hear you on the travel soccer man, its a 2nd gen, thats a great color with low miles and solid upgrades but pics would help.

 

23-25k IMO

 

Look up the price of the unmodded truck on KBB and use that as your low price. Add 50% of the cost of the mods for the high price.

No real extra value in coated stock wheels and tires. 48-60k would be considered typical mileage based on the truck year, so you're a little higher than average which will drop the price a little. If you sell the Prinsu racks separately, you'll get more for them than they add to the value of the truck. The cap is a toss up because they don't really hold their value on the used market. You'd be lucky to sell the cap separately for more than $500, but it probably won't add more than that to the value of the truck.

 

100% agree with every word. Do what this man says.

 

Someone once said mods are worth about 10% of the price you paid when left on a vehicle. You will never recoup your money that way.

 

Just want to say hello neighbor - really like seeing your truck around! We live in the same neighborhood. If you get to parting out - keep me in mind for the Prinsu racks.

 

yeah if you return to stock and do a part out, i LOVE those powder coated steel wheels. id drop some quiche for those...

 

You selling he RTT and awning separate?

 

If the interior is good and not ruined by soccer cleats and mud you should be able to sell your Tacoma
for a nice asking price.

 

Thanks for the input everyone!

 

Frickin' laser beams...

 

@KYTURKEY - if you don't mind driving, less than 5 hours is not that big of a deal.

 

And for what it's worth, I have a set of SOS Offroad sliders in storage that I never had a chance to install if anyone is interested.

 

PM sent

 

Hmmm

 

The RTT and awning are accounted for already.