For Sale 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser: $42,500?!?!

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Wowsa. I never would have totaled those mods up to $50k.

Why post it up for sale after $50k in mods so recently? If you've got the cash to do that wouldn't you ago likely have the means to keep it around for a while?

Cool and strange all at once.
 
landcruiserjunky said:
I think its simple: he found his dream ride and built it. He has his number he wants to part with it. Win-win in his eyes: He keeps his dream rig or sells it for a dumb number.
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My thoughts exactly, he probably has nothing to loose but his time/money spent on the Autotrader ad. Interestingly enough, there IS another 80 Series for $42,500 and at least 3 others with a $30k+ price tag... and to think I thought I overspent on my 80!
 
Based on the homes in the background, I think I know this area. Seems priced appropriately for the neighborhood.
 
Already lowered to $38,5

The question is.... What's it really worth?

An 80K mile FZJ80 (assuming it really is sorted and totally rust free) is certainly a rare bird, so there's that.
Most of the modifications can't be undone. At least not without sourcing cherry OE replacements.
Some of the stuff can be parted if not wanted/needed. Specifically, the fridge, the drawers, roofrack, maybe some other stuff. Didn't look too closely.

He claims to have spent $40K at Cristo's and maybe a few $K at the Toyota store. He bought the rig before the current insane run up in prices.

I dunno. Seems like a buy at $30K. But maybe I'm totally :beer:
 
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But cars are a totally sound investment opportunity. Lessee, if I put $50k worth of sh*t on my rig and advertise it as 'expedition ready', some joker is sure to fall for it and bite.

Hmmmmm.... I should sell my 60 for $100k. It's 'project ready'. A blank canvas for any expedition meathead. ROTFLMAO....

:popcorn::beer::beer::beer:
 
TrailBum said:
Holy space balls!

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=456355265&zip=78539&referrer=/cars-for-sale/searchresults.xhtml?zip=78539&keywordPhrases=slee&showcaseOwnerId=0&startYear=1981&sortBy=derivedpriceDESC&incremental=all&firstRecord=0&endYear=2018&searchRadius=0&startYear=1981&numRecords=25&firstRecord=0&endYear=2018&searchRadius=0&makeCode1=TOYOTA&modelCode1=LC

Nice, but yikes!!!
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I've seen this truck before- briefly worked at the dealership where it was serviced. I can assure you it went to Slee for all the bells and whistles then the dealer for damn near anything and everything.
 
I watched a friend sell an 80 for $60k+ a few years ago. It can be done, just takes the right buyer. Is it worth it? Not to me, but to each his own.
 
In a the grand scheme of things, if it's well sorted and in phenomenal condition (pictures don't always accurately represent), then it's a great buy for someone looking for a well built, one-of-a-kind 80. Hell, a brand new 4Runner Trail will set you back $38k+...bone stock. I've had both and guess which one I kept!:steer:
 
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