5th Gen For Sale/Wanted Thread
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Are the aftermarket wheels and tires for sale separately?
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adrian.antigua
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are the sidesteps for the above truck possibly sold separately??
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lugogang10
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Hood trade, anybody interested?
Im just calling out to see if anybody would be interested in trading my silver 2010 limited hood for a hood with a scoop, hopefully same color
Im just calling out to see if anybody would be interested in trading my silver 2010 limited hood for a hood with a scoop, hopefully same color
DannyLlama
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2010 4Runner SR5, 4WD, Premium package (heated leather seats, moonroof, backup camera in rear view mirror, bluetooth phone and audio streaming, leather steering wheel). No 3rd row, no sliding tray. Blizzard Pearl exterior, black interior. 7yr/75k Toyota Platinum Warranty. 37k miles. I've averaged 21mpg over the nearly 4 years I've owned it, so he's been driven gently.
Mods:
- husky mud guards
- all weather floor mats (don't remember the brand), carpet mats were never in the truck.
- Goodyear Wrangler A/T Silent Armor 265/70-17
I'm willing to sell the mud guards, all weather mats, and tires separately (I'd need your stock tires... would hate to give away tires with 2000 miles on them to the dealer if I end up trading.)
Basically, it is a great truck, but I never drive it anymore. I only put 3k miles on it last year and the wife gave me the green light on an FR-S. Combining that with the fact that I have access to 2 tacomas where I do any off road driving, I'm going to have to let my big guy go and scratch that sports car itch while my wife has lost her mind and actually agreed to it.
I'd like to get $27k... but it is negotiable.
Mods:
- husky mud guards
- all weather floor mats (don't remember the brand), carpet mats were never in the truck.
- Goodyear Wrangler A/T Silent Armor 265/70-17
I'm willing to sell the mud guards, all weather mats, and tires separately (I'd need your stock tires... would hate to give away tires with 2000 miles on them to the dealer if I end up trading.)
Basically, it is a great truck, but I never drive it anymore. I only put 3k miles on it last year and the wife gave me the green light on an FR-S. Combining that with the fact that I have access to 2 tacomas where I do any off road driving, I'm going to have to let my big guy go and scratch that sports car itch while my wife has lost her mind and actually agreed to it.
I'd like to get $27k... but it is negotiable.
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philsey
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[MENTION=48413]Quentin[/MENTION] Your 4R is identical to mine (I have 40K). To confirm your price, I was offered $26K on a trade for an LE, so I know it would go for several $K more on a dealer lot. I also had the msrp down, so I know the trade was not superficially high. GLWS.
Similar. Yup, I got the same numbers. I would rather sell quick versus getting every last dollar waiting for the right buyer.
philsey
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$27 is high. My son's job is to appraise cars for a very large (not Toyota) dealership. He has dedicated/specialized software for this, and put mine at $26. The dealer started me at $25 as I had beaten them down on msrp, but I balked until they came to $26 (very reluctantly). IMO, $27 is high, and you will only get that at the expensive of a higher selling price.
That is the other consideration. WV has 5% tax but it is on the delta between the trade and the vehicle purchase price. It depends what they'd give me for trade versus what I can get on the market. I feel like I can get $1500 more than what I'll get offered on trade in (especially when they find out I'm a Toyota employee and their only place to play with the numbers is on the trade-in side.)
dekeman
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Wow, shocking to see you selling the big boy, Quentin, but makes sense considering how little you drive it. The FR-S is plenty fun, so GLWS, and sorry to have to share you with some other forum.
