BCBIGROLLER

Hey, just wondering what i could sell my 1990 yota ext. cab for, its got the v6, 5 speed, 4x4, BRAND NEW super swamper tsl's with only 75kms. trucks got305,xxxon it.

Elton

$500 obo but really post some pics etc

benwahballs

yah need a lot more info to get a better idea (body shape, maintenance history, any and all extras, etc. etc.)
ill give you 600 for it heh heh

Countryhick

pictures send them to me because these people arent offering much at all.

if it stiill runs and has nice tires ill pay over 1500 possibly.

91_Toyota

I just payed 2150 for my 91. balded tires dent in door. But very little rust and in good shape for the age. If this helps. I'm guessing 1500-2000 the tires might bring more to the 2000 mark ?

Matt16

How much did you buy it for? Assuming its 305 xxx km, and assuming a fair bit of rust (you are from the interior) I would think around $4500. The V6 isn't a selling point. You might get more for it if you sold the tires separate and put 31x10.5 all terrains. You can't even really let anyone test drive it in the winter with TSLs on there as someone will wrap it around a phone pole when they hit ice or snow.

Ed H.

check some other prices in your area for the same or similar trucks and account for your upgrades and or flaws if you have any, you can always ask a little to much and let someone talk you down a little, it usually doesnt work the other way around

abecedarian

engine runs good, no? if the potential buyer wants to take it to a mechanic will they find anything wrong? so ask for 4500, or best offer.
when selling a vehicle I always ask for about 25-50% more than I want so that the buyer thinks they are talking me down and getting a deal.
keep in mind (at least in California) you may have to provide a smog check to transfer title. So if you can get the buyer to pay for it (without the buyer knowing), you'll lose even less money on it. California does not allow for an 'as is' sale, without affadavits and such filed.

Matt16

He's in BC's interior, so no emissions testing AFAIK. Good point on on pricing. THere are whole books on this. Go too high a percent, and people will think you are greedy, too low and people will think there is something wrong with it AND they will be frustrated that you are unwilling to bargain. People to think they have gotten a good deal, thus the importance of letting yourself be bargained down.

Have a look on CL, see what they are going for. 4Runner prices plummeted around here when gas was high, wasn't paying attention to trucks though.

abecedarian

good idea matt16- go on craigslist and other sites and print out the ad's for similar vehicles. when people balk at the prices, hand them the ad's.