Do I sell it?

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My buddys girlfriend is offering me 6 grand for my 99 with 201k on it. I literally JUST put $2000 into it, ubj and lbj both sides timing belt etc... I think I just might let it go..
 
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The heck with the money. Why would even consider selling? You will not find a vehicle as reliable that can do what a 4runner can do.

You also know the service record and any issues your 4runner has. If you replaced, you have no idea if it has issues.
 
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My buddys girlfriend is offering me 6 grand for my 99 with 201k on it. I literally JUST put $2000 into it, ubj and lbj both sides timing belt etc... I think I just might let it go..

I don't know the specs of yours or what you have done to it, but I have been seeing some really nice vehicles for around that price. I'd sell it and get another one.

I have no info or connection to this, just an example:

2001 Lifted Toyota 4Runner
 
The heck with the money. Why would even consider selling? You will not find a vehicle as reliable that can do what a 4runner can do.

You also know the service record and any issues your 4runner has. If you replaced, you have no idea if it has issues.
well. money is important at the moment im planning to move out west next year so im getting all my **** in order.. i know what you mean though

I don't know the specs of yours or what you have done to it, but I have been seeing some really nice vehicles for around that price. I'd sell it and get another one.

I have no info or connection to this, just an example:

2001 Lifted Toyota 4Runner

that was my other thought, or springing for a 4th gen
 
well. money is important at the moment im planning to move out west next year so im getting all my **** in order.. i know what you mean though



that was my other thought, or springing for a 4th gen

Selling to make some money may sound good but usually in the long run it'll cost you.

4th gen? really? More electronic BS, less capable off road, lower. Nice power though!
 
My buddys girlfriend is offering me 6 grand for my 99 with 201k on it. I literally JUST put $2000 into it, ubj and lbj both sides timing belt etc... I think I just might let it go..

It all depends on what you plan on replacing it with. 6K for a truck with 200K on it, not bad man. Not sure what all you have done to your Runner though. Would you be helping her out by selling it to her? Look at it that way too. If she really needs something and you want something else, sell it and move into another Runner with less miles or move up into a LC, maybe an 80 series or something. Good luck.
 
C'mon man.. lol, what are you selling everything you own?? Honestly if someone offered me 6k for mine I'd take it.. I payed less then that for it and could get another for one for that price if not lower.. On the other hand, if you sell the crown vic also what are you going to drive in the mean time?
 
If you have to ask then you will probably be sorry later.

If you didn't care about it, you wouldn't be asking.
 
6k sound pretty good for a runner with 200k + miles. Thats what I paid for mine bone stock with some issues, and 161k miles on it. However, I would counter at $6500. But thats just me ;):
 
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The heck with the money. Why would even consider selling? You will not find a vehicle as reliable that can do what a 4runner can do.

You also know the service record and any issues your 4runner has. If you replaced, you have no idea if it has issues.
 
I moved 2 months ago to Chicago to get my $@"& together too. I sold my 94 Lexus sc300 5speed. I was offered a good price. It made sense for me to let it go I couldn't handle 2 cars in Chicago. It's not easy finding a 5 speed sc300. It's a lot easier finding another t4r. Plus you'll be one step closer to getting rid of one of ur vehicles. 6k is very fair.
 
Whats a vehicle cost, any vehicle that's clean, decent, and runs well? 5k? If you didn't just do all the major service, then it might be worth thinking about. As of now you probably have a solid vehicle, that you like?, that will run for some time without much more than gas and oil.

If however, you are just tired of it and want something different, then sell it.

You spend a lot of life in a car, drive one you like!
 
It would be nice if he sold the cop car first the his t4r. But he has 6k offered now. Take it. Drive the cop car till u move then sell it when u leave.
 
I sold my 99 in June with $193K on it for $7500. $6K for "a vehicle" with 201K on it sounds good but $6K for your 4Runner with all you have done to it isn't a great deal or you IMO. Bring the Crown Vic down to my house, I'll drive it around the hood in Philly for you for a few days. It'll either get stolen and you'll get the insurance money or I'll find a buyer for it.

How much $ do you need to move out west? Depending on where you go out there I think you could really enjoy the 4Runner out there.
 
I would keep the vehicle with the most versatility and the ability to move your stuff. Especially if you are thinking of making a far move in the near future. Leaving your friends/family behind means you need to make sure you can handle as many things by yourself as possible.
 
If it is not your DD, I'd say it is 50/50 whether you keep it or not considering you just put that much $$$ into it. But if you don't wrench on it, the upkeep with that many miles can get expensive.

I'd sell it.
 
I sold my 99 in June with $193K on it for $7500. $6K for "a vehicle" with 201K on it sounds good but $6K for your 4Runner with all you have done to it isn't a great deal or you IMO. Bring the Crown Vic down to my house, I'll drive it around the hood in Philly for you for a few days. It'll either get stolen and you'll get the insurance money or I'll find a buyer for it.

How much $ do you need to move out west? Depending on where you go out there I think you could really enjoy the 4Runner out there.
lol that sounds fine to me. i dont know how much i need, i have a year experience with my cdl and i want enough to live for a long time while job hunting... im shooting for 15-20 grand by next summer. i know i would enjoy it out there, i want to go to moab :-\
It would be nice if he sold the cop car first the his t4r. But he has 6k offered now. Take it. Drive the cop car till u move then sell it when u leave.
i know, this ****ing cop car is the bane of my existence. its frustrating because its really really nice too.

If you have to ask then you will probably be sorry later.

If you didn't care about it, you wouldn't be asking.
eh i like it, im not married to it

C'mon man.. lol, what are you selling everything you own?? Honestly if someone offered me 6k for mine I'd take it.. I payed less then that for it and could get another for one for that price if not lower.. On the other hand, if you sell the crown vic also what are you going to drive in the mean time?
sell em all let God sort it out :frog:
It all depends on what you plan on replacing it with. 6K for a truck with 200K on it, not bad man. Not sure what all you have done to your Runner though. Would you be helping her out by selling it to her? Look at it that way too. If she really needs something and you want something else, sell it and move into another Runner with less miles or move up into a LC, maybe an 80 series or something. Good luck.
just tires, shes letting me take my cb/pa setup, kc daylighters and stereo out.

Selling to make some money may sound good but usually in the long run it'll cost you.

4th gen? really? More electronic BS, less capable off road, lower. Nice power though!
well when you put it that way lol :gun5:

If it is not your DD, I'd say it is 50/50 whether you keep it or not considering you just put that much $$$ into it. But if you don't wrench on it, the upkeep with that many miles can get expensive.

I'd sell it.
it is my dd but i have nowhere to do repairs myself, i just spent 1600 fixing the balljoint disaster
 

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