$27,500 in Colorado.

I purchased and built this 4Runner with the intent of keeping it “forever”, or at least until the wheels came off. However the needs of my family have caused us to trade out for a Taco. My job allows me to work from home about 90% of the time, so this vehicle has not been supporting daily miles. We take it camping, snowboarding, and on road trips and errands.

I bought this truck with approximately 62,000 miles on it in November of 2014, and about 5-7,000 miles later 4WheelParts in Westminster, CO (near Denver) installed the Icon Stage 1, FN Wheels, and 285/65/18 tires.

At that point my build got stalled out for awhile while I purchased a house. In August/Sept of 2017 I picked back up on the project and installed all the armor, and a few months later the bumpers and stereo.

We love the truck overall and most of you viewing this will likely know what you’re getting in the 4Runner. The base vehicle was in great condition when I got it and I fixed an issue with the door panel, put in the all weather mats immediately, and have tried to take care of it for long term ownership ever since.

No major issues since I bought it and all maintenance has been regular, either at home oil changes, or in the shop ever since. My only real complaint is that it’s a little loud at times with the air intake, but the new owner can handle that however they please!

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Good luck with that sale price...you might want to add how many miles are on the truck now, v6 or v8?

Also, you might not want to share with potential buyers that you purchased the vehicle for $12,500 and now want more than 2x for it. The math doesn't work that way with aftermarket parts from a bank perspective.

Market value is likely closer to $18k

Definitely asking way too much. Fortunately you're in the right place to sell it to a 4runner lover... If you take it to the dealer they'll offer you $6500 if you're lucky because aftermarket parts actually take away value on their end. Personally, I'd say you'd be fortunate to clear $15k considering this is not limited and does not appear to be a V8. So unless it's got 20,000 miles on it, you'll never see $20k. Sorry.

I originally thought the same thing. Pretty sure the 2nd column is what he is selling it for, not what he paid, if you total it up to the bottom.

Correct

Great looking 4Runner, GLWS!