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No affiliation, but dang! 2006 Toyota Land Cruiser ONLY 50k ORIGINAL miles!!! LIKE NEW - cars...
craigslist 06 100 in Portland (1 Viewer)
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Seems too good to be true. If it’s legit it won’t last long.
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This is what a $25K 100 looks like... if legit.
Did carfax show the front end accident?
Should have been more specific. I added it as one of my own vehicles on the myCARFAX app. You can see some stuff like service history, but it doesn't show you the number of owners or if the vehicle has been damaged.
How do you know about an accident?
So you must have contacted seller to get VIN.
I've been speaking with owner, I asked. When I see a front or rear bumper replaced, and rig not built. It is a safe bet there's been damage. It's damage was minor or so it seems. The current owner replaced bumper ++ and had some painting done. Look close at pictures and you'll see! Whether more in history I do not know!
He's a really nice guy, in mud and very open about damage and condition. But what-else and what carfax has on it, will effect value. Low miles rigs like this tend to have some issues. It deals with setting for long periods and not being driven. Not a big deal for those that know what to look for and what to correct.
But the it is a legit deal. It's going to make someone very happy and likely today and likely at or near full price.
I've been speaking with owner, I asked. When I see a front or rear bumper replaced, and rig not built. It is a safe bet there's been damage. It's damage was minor or so it seems. The current owner replaced bumper ++ and had some painting done. Look close at pictures and you'll see! Whether more in history I do not know!
He's a really nice guy, in mud and very open about damage and condition. But what-else and what carfax has on it, will effect value. Low miles rigs like this tend to have some issues. It deals with setting for long periods and not being driven. Not a big deal for those that know what to look for and what to correct.
But the it is a legit deal. It's going to make someone very happy and likely today and likely at or near full price.
ace10
Another one bites the dust!
This.
I didn't... just used this site to look up VIN by the plate #:
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Took one for the team...still a gorgeous rig.
ace10
Another one bites the dust!
Somebody plz post VIN so this is searchable.
Figured there was some repaired damage due to engine compartment paint color.
Thought something was strange when seller said they would provide VIN when they got home.. but never did...
DID NOT expect to see “salvage” on the Carfax when the Craigslist add says “clean”
Thought something was strange when seller said they would provide VIN when they got home.. but never did...
DID NOT expect to see “salvage” on the Carfax when the Craigslist add says “clean”
Considering the location of damage, geographical location, and the newly-fit ARB bumper, I wonder if it was an animal strike. Not like that would change the status of the title, but maybe the damage was more superficial (ie no frame damage). If the repair work was done right, this could be a nice rig for someone if the seller is willing to get realistic on the price.
ETA: Nevermind, scratch my hypothesis.
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The VIN is:
JTEHT05JX62099494
When you search this VIN on vehiclehistory.com, it has an entry of an "incident" that appears to be a record of the vehicle being sold at auction.
This has some moderate details about the auction and lists "Severe Damage FRONT END" and "Moderate damage MECHANICAL"
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I found these two images from Googling the VIN:
Honestly the car looks pretty good now. Who knows if there was frame damage. But it seems smarmy to list the LC with a "clean Oregon title" when it previously had a Salvage title from another state. And was sold at auction. Hopefully whoever buys this LC can see the records from whatever repair shop(s) fixed this thing.
Anyway, I guess the moral here is: always Google the VIN.
JTEHT05JX62099494
When you search this VIN on vehiclehistory.com, it has an entry of an "incident" that appears to be a record of the vehicle being sold at auction.
This has some moderate details about the auction and lists "Severe Damage FRONT END" and "Moderate damage MECHANICAL"
2006 toyota Land Cruiser - VIN JTEHT05JX62099494
2006 toyota Land Cruiser with VIN JTEHT05JX62099494 has a sales history at salvage auto auction. On the page you'll find the types of damage, if there any, and 10 photos of this vehicle from salvage auto auction. Subscribe and learn this information absolutely free!
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I found these two images from Googling the VIN:
Honestly the car looks pretty good now. Who knows if there was frame damage. But it seems smarmy to list the LC with a "clean Oregon title" when it previously had a Salvage title from another state. And was sold at auction. Hopefully whoever buys this LC can see the records from whatever repair shop(s) fixed this thing.
Anyway, I guess the moral here is: always Google the VIN.
That's way different. Is the guy the second owner?
BTW, those aren't AT tires...at least, not in my opinion.
BTW, those aren't AT tires...at least, not in my opinion.
He sure didn't own it all that long. Only put about 6000 miles on it since the rebuild. Wonder if there are some gremlins in the front end and wants to get rid of it.
