How Much is it Worth?

[clinte234]

Wanting to sell my 2nd Gen in the next 6 months or so...not really in a big hurry though. I wanted to get some opinions on what yall think it might be worth.

'95
V6 3.0L
Auto
4X4 SR5
~138K original miles

A few minor cosmetic bumps and bruises (nothing I've ever even considered having fixed)
Very reliable. I'm the 3rd owner...had it for 2 years. No rust.
Major repairs (since I've owned it):
Starter
Head gasket

What I would do if I was going to keep it:
Replace power steering pump
Replace timing belt (because I'm not 100% sure when it was changed last)
New tires (I bought it with some rough Michellin A/Ts; I use it as a daily driver and would switch to a Highway tire)
Charge/Service the AC (the AC works but I think it could be better)

Everything else is in pretty good working order.

KBB lists it around $4,000.

Any suggestions or advice is appreciated!

-Clint

 

[combatmedic]

Put some pictures up.

 

[clinte234]

This is from when I bought it 2 years ago. Nothing really has changed cosmetically.

 

[Footofgod]

Looks nice. I'd pay $3500 assuming I could see proof of the head gasket.

 

[combatmedic]

Looks nice. I'd pay $3500 assuming I could see proof of the head gasket.

Yeah, if I were to sell my second gen, its a 9.9/10 pristine I'd ask 4000 and take 3500.

 

[fourwd1]

If you really want to know what it's worth go to your local library and ask to see the NADA book. That is the bible used by car dealers and banks to determine what a used vehicle is worth.

 

[GonOvr]

How old are you?? He would be better off using the NADA website since its actually kept up to date unless his library by some chance keeps their book up to date. Thats the first time in a long time i've heard someone get referred to a library. Kinda off topic but i did find out that libraries dont really use the dewey decimal system anymore either. More knowledge that i gained in grade school and will never use again.

 

[Bad_Vision]

3000k easy

 

[combatmedic]

How old are you?? He would be better off using the NADA website since its actually kept up to date unless his library by some chance keeps their book up to date. Thats the first time in a long time i've heard someone get referred to a library. Kinda off topic but i did find out that libraries dont really use the dewey decimal system anymore either. More knowledge that i gained in grade school and will never use again.

Havent you noticed that all car dealerships are conveniently located next to libraries so they can run over and hit the NADA books, via the dewey decimals system.

 

[clinte234]

Thanks for the help. Sooo anyone in Texas want to buy a 2nd Gen 4Runner? Ha!