DravisAR

1994 Blue toyota standard cab P/U 22re 5speed.
22RE has less than 500 miles on full rebuild, professionaly done.
'85 strait axcel conversion: Fresh rebuild on toyota '85 differentail, custom U-bolt flip kit, Newer rotors and pads, New urythane bushings. 7 leaf Wagoneer spring pack, Ford F350 shock towers lengthened 6" (through fender wall). 36" Pro Comp shocks. Custom Long Spline, Long travel Drive line. 4" ProComp blocks in rear, and Rancho add-a-leaf. Smittybuilt Interior cage, and Chrome front bumper. K&N filter, Flowmaster Exhaust (header un-installed). 5:29 gears, Locker in Rear. CB radio, 6" MBquark speakers w/ amp and sub woofer hookup. Alarm and Auto Start. Altezza trail lamps, alluminum bed/tool box, tinted windows(black limo). 33"BFG muds on black steel wheels w/ spare. Runs Great I used it as a daily driver, no longer driven daily. $6,995obo For questions please call me.

Im thinking he wont get more than 4.5k for it, but then again, im ig'nant - im about to offer as much...am I outta my mind thinking mods dont add to blue book, especially crazy mods like that?

Thanks for the input guys,

Alex

joez

in a way you are kind-of correct, but at the same time you are way off. No, mods do not add substatially to BLUE BOOK, but blue book pricing is for a mostly stock vehicle, so you can get an estimate of what it is worth. True, you never get out all the money you put in, but you get a fair share back.


Two trucks with the same mileage are for sale but one has a rebuilt motor and trans, which do you think will sell for more? Blue book has not risen, but in the real world it is worth more.

By selling a built up rig like that he is selling to a specific market, but when you take into account all the money in work done to that truck, plus the cost of a truck that clean, it is a good deal. If you think he is only going to get $4500 you are nuts. There is more than that in work alone. Clean built toytas from the 80's will sell for that much. This is a much newer with a lot of work.