Let's see the Most Expensive 1st Gens 4 Sale

Wow! Wonder what he has been smoking?

 

http://m.cars.com/vehicledetail/#vd...915&partyId=&positionKey=20088222509999979915

 

wow


just....




wow

 

At least this one is super clean 4x4 with low miles. People think their clapped out plasti dipped molested Taco is worth a fortune just cus its a Taco.

I guarantee this one will sell for close to asking price.

 

That's one of those people that think spending $1000 on an aftermarket part or accessory means your resale increases by that much.

 

I just came across a 2004 4x4 TRD extra cab with 54k on it and picked it up for 10,500

 

Clean title?

 

I hated you when I first read this, then I remembered what day it was and hated you again. Well played.

 

Don't hate and yes to a clean title. It has been sitting in the guys garage for two years because of heath issues. I will post pics soon. Sold a 1995 T-100 4x4 SR5 with 147k to get this one.

 

Just found this thread, as I'm looking to outfit my new-to-me Tacoma.

For the sake of reference and/or of horror, last weekend I bought a 2000 Tacoma XCab, 4wd, with camper shell, 94k miles, for $12k. Honest to god, owned by a little old lady in Norcal, a retired mechanical engineer no less, original owner, with fifteen years of service records included. She used it on the weekends.

Ironically (to many of you) the only "upgrade" I'm considering immediately is yanking her big Yoko Geolander tires and putting on something better (and less noisy) for pavement. So who wants some modestly cupped several years old tires?

 

Picture of the Tacoma just purchased.

This is what I sold 1995 T-100 with 147k

 

KBB is supposedly based on what the market has been bringing for vehicles in an area. Other services including NADA give decidedly lower values, at least with Toyota trucks. I just bought my Tacoma after looking for several months, and I found the KBB numbers were a lot more accurate in the real buying world than any of the others. Bottom line...if your are buying, you like NADA, Edmunds, etc., but if you are selling you like KBB! If a seller of a nice Tacoma is willing to hold out for a while, he has a good chance of getting the high KBB value, at least in this area (Georgia).

 

HEY thats my truck-silver skid plate and everything!!!

 

http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/ctd/4972901007.html

$24000 no mileage given

 

1st gen tacoma prices are outrageous! I'm looking at picking up another 1st gen but I can't justify $10k+ for a truck with almost 200k miles.

 

Bought my "02" dc in late "01". Had 4 miles on it and just hit 140k on the odo

 

Just bought an 04 with 94k on it... paid 4500 overall... I apparently can get upwards of 20k lmao

 

it has over 145K miles

 

You will only get what someone is willing to pay you for it. Not all Tacos bring top dollar.

 

I know, I was kidding based on these numbers I've seen on here