Help me price our Gen3

[1morebike]

I bought my 2003 with a really good history and 136,000 miles on it for $6000. I feel we both got a fare deal. I also recently sold my gen one that I did a ton work on for $500. It did have blown head gasket but still it was a pain to get rid of. What I'm saying is that not alot of people are looking for these trucks and most don't even know what it is. I think $6000 sounds right but I think it will be long wait for someone to come along.

 

[PirateMcGee]

Just rebadge it to say land cruiser and ask 18k

 

[ui vandal]

Purchased my 2004 with 97k miles, mostly complete records for $6700 last year. I would say yours would fetch between $4-6.5k locally at a private sale.

 

[MoabRefugee]

....what?

3K ON the 60K service...57K to go before service is due again.

 

[PirateMcGee]

So are you selling it?

 

[Swank Force One]

Gotta find time for the wife to test drive things.

 

[rhuca6]

Beautiful looking Montero, I just sold mine a month ago for $6250 within 2 days of listing it. It was a 2004 with 91,000 miles.

 

[TheFjordkeeper]

I paid $6500 for my 20th Anniversary Edition in June 2016. 96,000 miles, 9/10 condition. The timing belt, water pump, cooling system piping, valve cover gaskets, cam follower seals, cooling fan, alternator, thermostat, serpentine tensioner, idler pully, and crank bolt done as PM.

I also got maintenance records from the day it was purchased new.

Depending on the maintenance records, I'd ask that much.

 

[nwoods]

Gen 3's with 3.8 seem to be worth considerably more than the early models which we buy for pocket lint and gum. Thinking about selling mine after R&D is done for skid plates, lift, tires and such

Toasty, let me know when you're is up for sale.

 

[KyleT]

Maybe 5k here in tx. Prob closer to 4-4500.


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