2004 Tundra 103k 3.4 manual with fleet NOT SELLING

[zackmold]

Thinking of selling my 2004 white Tundra extended cab 3.4 4x4 manual with 2014 fleet shell. Complete paperwork on truck and only 103k on clock. Will post pictures soon. Not sure what to ask but thinking 25k for both. The market is artificially nuts. Just want this well taken care of truck and camper to go to good home. Will post pictures Tuesday. Traveling currently.

 

[sabjku]

Definitely curious to see pics of both, with interior of Fleet shell as well.

Where are you located?

Thanks!

 

[velonut]

I believe the market was artifically nuts but has started to stabilize. There are a lot of vehicles listed with "new lower price" and I think thats a telltale where the market is going.

That said, it's a desirable package and will be appreciated on this forum. GLWS.

 

[ewalk]

Already drooling just thinking about this thing

 

[Rockyroad5023]

Pictures?

 

[trabs00]

Ouch, $25k.
Is that where the market still is? This seems like a 2021-22 price.
Not bashing, but you asked for feedback.
IMO that price is Way too high, even being a desirable platform and low miles.
Especially manual with only the 3.4L makes it a niche truck. I guess if someone will pay it, that's what it's worth

dont pay attention to my first post.
I'm just so used to seeing people post at 2021-22 pricing I didn't read the ad carefully enough
GLWS

 

[sn_85]

I don't think the pricing is that crazy for both. Lets say the Fleet is $10K. The truck, if in good condition with low miles as stated, is probably a $10-$12K truck. I think the price is high by maybe $2-$3K but definitely not absurd in any manner.

 

[trabs00]

I don't think the pricing is that crazy for both. Lets say the Fleet is $10K. The truck, if in good condition with low miles as stated, is probably a $10-$12K truck. I think the price is high by maybe $2-$3K but definitely not absurd in any manner.

Whoops, shoot I replied before reading it carefully. Reading comprehension not my strong suit I guess.
I was mixing this up with a truck a busy showed me and thought this was a Tundra with a canopy (not a 4WC shell)
Update: yeah a bit hight but good starting point for negotiations condition of camper and what it's setup would drive the price

My bad

 

[trabs00]

Ouch, $25k.
Is that where the market still is? This seems like a 2021-22 price.
Not bashing, but you asked for feedback.
IMO that price is Way too high, even being a desirable platform and low miles.
Especially manual with only the 3.4L makes it a niche truck. I guess if someone will pay it, that's what it's worth

D'Oh, sorry I thought I read camper (canopy) shell 🤦‍♂️
Changed my mind on pricing. Not for me with the 3.4L but people do love 1st Gen Tundras.

 

[workerdrone]

Neat - not many of these around, especially with such low miles. I have an '02 access cab 5sp with the 3.4, super reliable, good mileage, but not a fast truck by any means lol

 

[zackmold]

Sorry been traveling. All records for Tundra since new. Timing belt done, valve cover gasket done, all preventative maintenance done. Very very clean tundra. Fleet is a shell with heat. But added a little board for a sofa to boondock with top down. No issues at all with this awesome fleet. Lithium 100 ah battery with 100 watt solar is all I ever needed. Plenty of juice. Pm me with questions. Located in North Carolina……Central. Price is def negotiable. Just let me know. Can definitely separate. 10k truck and 12k camper?

 

[plainjaneFJC]

I think they will sell faster separated.

 

[zackmold]

I think they will sell faster separated.

Can definitely separate. Also have mounts for Tacoma composite bed. They are large metal rails that bolt to the frame in bed.

 

[NikonRon]

Original owner? Any body damage/rust?

 

[Carolina4x4]

Interested - and in NC. Shoot me an email at sonstraal101@gmail. com