You should buy it and flip it
$110k 4runner
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LandCruiserPhil
Expedition Leader
You should buy it and flip it
I would if I had plans for the $20K I would make.
Hopeless Diamond
Explorer
I guess the quality of the weed in Denver is getting pretty good
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Simons
Adventurer
I know, I know... BUT! Just to shine a light on the crazy that is the cost of all this “necessary overland gear” and vehicle mods. Someone with retail cost knowledge should add all this gear up to see (to quote Bob Barker) what “the actual retail price” is for all this gear. Then add on a reasonable figure for installation. What does a low mileage 2020 T4R w/TRD Off-road package go for in the U.S.of A?
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beef tits
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It's a $40-45k 4Runner with, I am guessing, $25-35k worth of bolt-ons at full, max retail. I'd be shocked if he had more than $80k into it, and $80k is assuming he's a moron who doesn't know how to shop around.
Even if you count the labor required to install all of those goodies, which DOES NOT add to the value, it's still nowhere near a $110k vehicle. The modifications add some value, but not full retail. IMO it's worth about $60-65k to a buyer that knows exactly what he/she wants. The seller is high, both on his price and on drugs.
Taking a brand new, low mileage vehicle and modifying it that heavily is also stupid in my opinion. Why replace a bunch of brand new parts? Get something used, already scratched up, and replace all the worn-out components with new farkles. Makes way more financial sense. A 140k mile 4Runner is likely just as reliable as a 14k mile 4Runner and a fraction of the cost. In other words, you could probably build that same vehicle for $40-50k all said and done for the exact same results, then not have a garage queen/mall crawler you're afraid to get scratches on.
Maybe some are right.. maybe he will find a buyer. To those folks; I have cat turds for sale. $250 per bag, you get 8 ounces of smelly cat turds. These are good cat turds and you won't have to wait around for your cat to make some for you. No squeezing the cat, hoping turds will come out. These are ready to go. PM me for more info. Shipping bags daily! Such a hot commodity!
Even if you count the labor required to install all of those goodies, which DOES NOT add to the value, it's still nowhere near a $110k vehicle. The modifications add some value, but not full retail. IMO it's worth about $60-65k to a buyer that knows exactly what he/she wants. The seller is high, both on his price and on drugs.
Taking a brand new, low mileage vehicle and modifying it that heavily is also stupid in my opinion. Why replace a bunch of brand new parts? Get something used, already scratched up, and replace all the worn-out components with new farkles. Makes way more financial sense. A 140k mile 4Runner is likely just as reliable as a 14k mile 4Runner and a fraction of the cost. In other words, you could probably build that same vehicle for $40-50k all said and done for the exact same results, then not have a garage queen/mall crawler you're afraid to get scratches on.
Maybe some are right.. maybe he will find a buyer. To those folks; I have cat turds for sale. $250 per bag, you get 8 ounces of smelly cat turds. These are good cat turds and you won't have to wait around for your cat to make some for you. No squeezing the cat, hoping turds will come out. These are ready to go. PM me for more info. Shipping bags daily! Such a hot commodity!
RAM5500 CAMPERTHING
OG Portal Member #183
2 Scenarios possible here...
1) Sellers huffs excessive amounts of glue
2) Sellers wife told him to sell it, and this his is way of making sure he has it forever.
In today's world of delusional new gen "instagramlanders" either scenario is possible here
1) Sellers huffs excessive amounts of glue
2) Sellers wife told him to sell it, and this his is way of making sure he has it forever.
In today's world of delusional new gen "instagramlanders" either scenario is possible here
Todd780
OverCamper
If you say it's organic fertilizer, you can charge $300 per bag.
RAM5500 CAMPERTHING
OG Portal Member #183
If you edit your ad to state these turds were taking by said cat while "Overlanding" you can add a 250% premium.
Just saying...
beef tits
Well-known member
I'll pick up the domain www.turnkeyturds.com
Now this is some funny commentary. Not what I usually see on here. $70-80K may not be that far off for someone who wants new and doesn't want to baseline and repair an old rig and wants it now. How does the saying go "it's worth what someone wants to pay". Hope someone pays a fair price and is happy.