It's very low. Even on the dealer wholesale market it's worth at least $45. My job is buying Toyotas. If someone came into the dealership I'm at, that would be my first offer (assuming it's the pavement princess as described). $43 is trying to steal it.
Odo: 81,779
Replaced spark plugs and coils
Oil change and air filters
Cleaned all the glass really well and waxed
Next up: probably a group 31 battery upgrade
Hope those are OG owners and not ones that bought at the peak. Once the 200s started pushing into the sub 30K range it was just a matter of time before 100 prices corrected.
Yes sir that's what they are. I really do like them... performance-wise.
I'm not gonna lie. I do miss the burlier look of the Wildpeaks I had on my 100 and I get big lug envy when I look at other rigs... but I also appreciate the refined road manners of the Defenders more. I've done some light...
You know the shame of this is that only someone who has one will appreciate how all of the difficult (radio, AHC-compatible sliders) and expensive (AHC, brake booster) stuff has been done. Nicely done, GLWS.
There really isn't one. These trucks are 25 years old now. You need to look at service records and see what's been done because there are some spendy items that will need doing if they haven't been just from age not miles.
- brake booster
- radiator
- bushings (it's possible to press in new ones...