My parked runner got hit last month and they totaled it out.
From looking at it, looks like just the rear control arm is what’s damaged. Didn’t see any frame issues.
Going to auction soon. Found the link.
I decided not to buy it back because they wanted more than I wanted to spend and I just bought a 2010 trail edition at auction that needs some work so I’m not going to bid on my old one.
But someone should!
2005 4.7 limited
I recently finished putting in a fj tcase that I twin sticked. 2lo, 2hi, 4lo, 4hi
Has a fresh back up camera and pioneer touch screen
Optima yellow top battery
Timing belt and water pump like 20k ago
Toyota BBS wheels
5th gen brake calipers and rotors up front
Upgraded calipers in the back, 4th gen but a decent company
Literally just spent the money on having all the tpms sensors replaced
Just passed inspection and oil change a couple weeks ago
Newer head light housings
Bypassed that stupid motor under the intake so you never got to deal with that.
Installed a fancy speedometer calibrator so it’ll never be wrong
I’ve kept up maintenance on little things here and there. Most the miles since I’ve had it have been towing my boat on trips.

https://www.copart.com/lot/41752052

I’m going to watch the auction and if cheap enough, maybe I will buy it back. But don’t plan on it, I’m pretty excited about fixing up my trail edition.

Can't believe that's a "total" unless the frame is bent. An alignment shop should be able to tell that.

I got quoted 10k to fix some dented doors and body panels on one of my Chevy vans at work.
The real world price to fix some parts and the retail price are 2 different especially with Covid labor still going on. At least around where I’m at.