1994 Toyota Extended Cab Lifted Pickup Value ?
 

Specifics:
Year 1994
Mileage 126,000
Make Toyota
Drive Type 4 WD
Clear Title
6 Cylinder
Manual Transmission
5 Speed
Good Gas Mileage
Custom Rims
33 Inch Tires
New Spare Tire with Matching Rim (Never Been Used)
Rear Slide Window
Has Small Back Seat
Alarm System
Side Steps
Bed Liner
Sun Roof
Tilt Steering
Cruise Control
Lift was Installed By 4 Wheel Parts (Have Receipts)
Upgraded Stereo Installed by Custom Sounds
Side Door Impact Beams
Split Bench Seat
Keyless Entry

What would you pay for it ? seems like it's in pretty good condition.. one owner vehicle.

What's the condition of body, paint (clearcoat peeling?), interior? Is there significant rust underneath?

I have not seen it in person yet but am going to take a look at it here in a few hrs.. here are some pictures of the pickup

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i'll look over the paint when I see it in person, and inspect for rust. thanks @Dingotech .. Also not positive but I believe it's the original clutch, and possibly original brakes as well .. the owner is asking $11k !

Any help is appreciated !

11K for a '94 with 3.slo?? Looks nice but probably worth 6-7K tops. Less if rusty.

@millball lol, thank you for your feed back! never driven a 94' 3.slo before :gamer: .. hope he isn't too firm on the price. I was honestly looking at spending no more then 8k !

That owner is out of his mind.

I would offer $5k cash on that if it were put up at like $7-8k. Maybe pay $6k but that's a stretch. With it at 11k that would just be an insulting lowball, haha.

The value of pickup trucks is VERY regional. Asking here will get you informed opinions, but what do I know about Arkansas? Consider browsing around CraigsList or whatever passes for that in your area. You'll only get asking prices, but it's a useful reference.

That's a nice looking truck, but even $8k sounds a little high to me. Don't forget: very regional.

Very clean-looking rig. I agree that the price is too high. Find out is all of the basic maintenance is up-to-date- e.g., timing belt, etc. Find out when the battery was last replaced. Were the brake pads/rotors ever done? When was the last time fluids were changed? Check inside radiator (before test driving, of course). Are the ports/vents generally clean, and there's no gunk built up? Does the seller have records of all, or at least recent, service?

Clutch shouldn't matter unless the seller is a complete idiot driver. But an accumulations of needed maintenance will take additional scratch to fix, and that should definitely figure into your offer.

BTW- the 3.0L isn't a bad engine when you have the stick tranny. Performance wise, it's on par with the 2.7L that came with the early Tacoma. If you can get good quality gas (i.e, not that Kalifornia crap) you can get over 20 MPG as long as you're not driving at mach loony speeds.

Thank you all for coming through ! I really appreciate all of the great information, inspection advice, and feed back on the asking price in such a short amount of time !!