$50k Sport at my dealer

That's not 4k+ in labor.

 

Wonder if it comes with those fake plastic rocks?

 

Precisely what I said.

 

so from stock you can do that whole list.. in half a day in your driveway?

 

So you can add air lockers later and still have the scoup!

 

Like not even close, and I garuntee the shop doesn't charge itself the rate they do for the public.

 

Healthy mark up, but I like it!

 

The lift and silly little add on accessories sure thing. The Katzkin I have no experience with. Your argument is a losing fight bud. Most of us here have built a few of these trucks ourselves. But keep trying.

 

Actually on a brand new truck.....in a driveway, it would be done ina day easily.

 

Lets just say they took it to a shop to do the work.
Even at $100 an hour for labor and let's just say a day (8 hours), $800, $200 for the alignment. $1000. Hell let's say it takes 2 days, $1800. Certainly not $4000 in labor.

 

The missing link must be the retro vinyl.

 

Totally worth $2k...I understand there is a market for turn key lifted trucks, but not at that mark up. That's MSRP for the truck plus another $10k for the add on's/work. Maybe $45k is a better number. If I was a dealer I'd list it right at $46k and go from there, little over a Pro. No one is saying its a crap build, its actually fairly decent for a dealer build. But that price we all know is a bit ridiculous for what was done and put into it.

 

Even though this is an R

This is honestly a decent asking price. Around here they'd be asking 60k. It's something to put at the front of the lot to bring people in, plus you can finance it, and it's all covered under warranty.

Just cause it's 50k doesn't mean that's what they are going to get for it.

 

Not an argument at all I was just curious, no experience doing this and seems like an awful lot to do in an afternoon in your driveway. But it's good to know with a few basic hand tools you can do all that.

 

Oh no worries man, you just seemed to be questioning guys that told you they've lifted them before themselves. I assure you its one of the easiest trucks and yes there aren't a lot of tools required, The worst part is installing the AAL in the rear. My 2011 we started at 8am were done by 2pm drinking beers. My 15 was even faster, and yes almost identical for the 16+ trucks. Even if you don't do it yourself you could source all the parts as I listed and find someone to install them for way less than $4000.

 

Not the worst one I have seen. Its got like 6 grand in options and was done semi-tastfully.

Looks like your typical tacomaworld mall crawler

 

Zach, you would make a terrible businessman but knowing you start drinking beer at 8am makes up for it!

 

I'm a weather forecaster for now, grad school student looking to be a DPT in a few years.

 

it may look even better than my TW mall crawler.

someone should schmooz OP who's selling the truck to get him to release his source for the retro graphics.