Help Price an 04 Sequoia

What’s y’all’s thoughts?

04 Sequoia Limited
Has 2” Bilstein
17” Methods
33” KO2s w/ 8k miles
Otherwise stock

148k miles

Thinking of selling here, maybe do a trade in at a dealer w/o the wheels and tires, or just putting it up online.

What y’all think a good starting place is?
$100k??
$20k?
$10-15k?

Much appreciated

 

$6k iMHO

 

$20k seems like a fair starting price
It's a 20 year old vehicle, is why I say $20k is "fair".
But it's just my opinion.

 

I’ve seen similar years/trim with 180k miles go for 10-11 pretty quick around here
But that was like 6 months ago

 

Missing antenna, when was timing belt done last? Id say 5-8k

 

How’s the frame? My parents have an 03 limited and had to get new frame, I think it averages 12mpg lol

 

I'll give you a dollar for it. Maybe I'll sweeten the deal by throwing in my shredder action figure for tradesies.

 

I don’t have any special knowledge other than what I’d be willing to pay for it, but I’d bet it would sell pretty quick if you asked $10K. Especially if you found a Toyota fanboy. I could be wrong though.

 

2WD?

 

Well I guess I was quite wrong lol whoops

 

If you see them sell for that around you. Maybe put 14K and work down? I love the 1st gen Sequoias but would personally hold out for an 05-07 with the 5spd. The timing chain would have to be fairly new, or that'd take 1K off the price since I have no will to learn or do that myself, I'd have to have it done by a shop.

It appears to be a clean 1st gen. I dig it

 

4wd, manual t case. Car has been a socal car except for the past few months in TX, frame is good

 

I debated on the 05-07 for that reason but I opted for the manual transfer case instead

 

Damn, tough call on that. I wasn't aware they were offered with the manual xfer case. I've only seen guys swap them in on YT. Pretty cool.

 

$10-12K if the timing belt isn't due.

 

Appreciate y’all’s input!

 

It’s an auto raising/lowering antenna! Still works too!

 

ehhh looked at some recent sold ones, i’d be excited for $10k