What would you pay??

Always wonder about that. I hear that single cabs are not longer available and are worth more. Then also hear that since it's not at least an extended cab, nobody wants them.

 

You might have gotten a few grand off if you'd offered him a few of those brass beans.

 

I would never own a 4 banger up here in Colorado - personal opinion. 20k for 80k miles is a lot. Once a vehicle hit 80k miles thats about 12-16k tops for me. But in this market who the fucks knows anymore

 

I have an extended cab.
It is not quite large enough to haul anyone over the size of a preschooler in the back. (Comfortably) And just big enough to haul around stuff you’ll never use. It’s like an interior tool box. Lol



If I could do it over, I’d go Double Cab or Single Cab.

 

Coolest looking single cab in the truck world in my opinion.

 

Fairplay?

 

what's your question?

 

It’s a town out here in Colorado

 

Okay yeah. We were Indian Hills /Littleton.

 

I've got a '12 access cab, V6, auto, 4X4 with 90K miles you can have for 14K. Runs great and everything works, and the frame is rust free.

 

In the currently California market I would say that’s a $17,000 to $20,000 Tacoma. The market is insanely inflated right now.

New cars are in short supply, the used car market is selling like crazy, and everyone loves older Tacoma 4x4s

 

LOL. I have a base '98 single cab (4x4 2.7L). I've been kicking myself for the past 15 years I should've gotten a SR5 extended cab with the 3.4L. I wasn't short of money or anything, wanted a basic in-city commuter where I could see over other cars.

 

@Kolter45 Java Moose in Fairplay has dank breakfast and brews. And if you haven't been to Hartstel for the pizza that guy makes, you need to.

 

With the price of lumber these days, I think he has more tied up in 2x4s than ammo..

 

You guys are gun dorks.

 

I’ll give you 25 empty wood pallets, chewed double bubble gum, a left shoe, and 3/8 full 5 gallon gas canisters. Actually on a real note I’d say $15,000-$18,000 is fair.

 

5 sheets of plywood sounds like a fair trade

 

Right, right shoe.