FS:2015 Toyota 4Runner Trail Premium W/KDSS San Luis Obispo, CA $60,000

[theway131]

SALE PENDING

2015 Toyota 4Runner Trail Premium W/KDSS
17,438 miles

Suspension
Icon Vehicle Dynamics vs 2.5 remote resi coilover 700 lb springs and vs 2.5
shock with expo springs
Total Chaos Fab UCA 1inch uniball
5 Toyo 285x75x17
Body mount chop
TC spindle gussets

Armor
Shrockworks front bumper, sliders, skid plates including gas tank

CBI rear bumper and swing out tire carrier with camp light and table, custom 2inch receiver for bike rack mount, Dual jerry can and spare tire mount. Rigid reverse lights

Recovery
Super Winch talon 9500
Remote mounted solenoids

Gears by East coast gear 2000 miles ago
Nitro gear 4.88
front ARB air locker
High volume ARB compressor

Battery
Blue sea systems dual battery controller
Allstate AGM
0 gauge wire and 300 amp line fuse

K9 Roof rack with hi lift& RTT mounts, and movable tie down points

Custom cargo box has 2 sliding dewars one for gear and the other for a stove. Slides are lock in/out and are rated for 300 lbs. ARB 50 qt fridge/freezer and ARB fridge slide

Performance
K&n stock replacement air filter and flow master exhaust.

Llumar ceramic tint rear 15%, driver/ passenger 50% front windshield 70%
This really helps keep the interior cool on hot days.

$49,500 OBO

 

[SKP-4R]

Good luck getting 60k

 

[theway131]

Thank you. [emoji106]

 

[Donovan1]

Really nice truck!!



Really LOL price.

Why are you selling already?

GLWS.

:clap2:

 

[theway131]

Ya $60,000 is a good chunk less than I have into it. And you have to start somewhere.... and it is 60,000 OBO.
I need more towing capacity and a bed to shuttle bikes.

 

[GSPRunner]

[MENTION=63487]A.Wilson013[/MENTION] lulz

 

[LOBO79]

This thing is SWEET!!! Why not get a trailer to pull for anything that will not fit. That could be even more building fun

 

[theway131]

Hey all I've had a healthy dose of reality from people on here and with time to reflect I'm reducing my asking price.

New asking price is $49,500.

 

[99problems]

Hey all I've had a healthy dose of reality from people on here and with time to reflect I'm reducing my asking price.

New asking price is $49,500.

Best I can do is $1,200.

 

[theway131]

You drive a hard bargain.

 

[99problems]

You drive a hard bargain.

I had my buddy who's an expert on Toyotas come down and take a look at it. He says this is a real 4Runner; unfortunately there's just not much of a market for these things. I can offer you $5,000 cash, but I just can't go any higher.

 

[theway131]

I didn't realize that you live in town and had time to come by and check out my rig....

 

[Cronus402]

I had my buddy who's an expert on Toyotas come down and take a look at it. He says this is a real 4Runner; unfortunately there's just not much of a market for these things. I can offer you $5,000 cash, but I just can't go any higher.

bahahaaha

 

[adio3x]

$49k and not even one led bar??? Bruh if parts made rigs go up in value, my 2010 would be $60k even with 100k miles. :laugh:

Still think you aren't going to sell that for $49k. Great looking rig, but your best bet is to part it out and sell it stockish, I'm sure there's a 5th gen in your area that would swap parts.

GLWS though!

 

[theway131]

Thank you for your insight I'll consider that.

 

[JWaldz]

Someone who wants a turn key well equipped 5th gen will have no problem giving you a serious offer. However, I do think your assessed price is a little high. Time and money is valuable, but not for resale in the offroad industry. You can't sell finished labor to the next person either. Unfortunate how it works, as I've put $20k+ in my $8k (when bought) truck that I'd be lucky to see 14k for it. Which is also why I never plan on selling it lol.

Anyways, good luck and I hope you get an offer you can't turn down!

Edit: missed the lowered price. Now you're talkin'

 

[rob5182]

Someone who wants a turn key well equipped 5th gen will have no problem giving you a serious offer. However, I do think your assessed price is a little high. Time and money is valuable, but not for resale in the offroad industry. You can't sell finished labor to the next person either. Unfortunate how it works, as I've put $20k+ in my $8k (when bought) truck that I'd be lucky to see 14k for it. Which is also why I never plan on selling it lol.

Anyways, good luck and I hope you get an offer you can't turn down!

Edit: missed the lowered price. Now you're talkin'

X2....what he said

 

[theway131]

Sold! You guys know what they say about opinions right.....

 

[newb1e]

nice

nice rig wish u were closer

 

[mikey's2010SR5]

Sold! You guys know what they say about opinions right.....

What was the final price......truthfully.