For Sale 1996 lifted LX450

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Looking for capable caring hands for a legendary Lancruiser 80. Ideally a collector or a museum. Bought it stock in October 2011 from a dealer in California. Made following modifications:
1) 6” lift from Slee Offroad
2) 35” Tyres
3) 4.88 gears
4) Dual battery
5) ARB bumpers front and rear
6) Front winch
7) 180 litres auxiliary fuel tank.
8) Slee’s running boards.
9) Marks 4WD Adaptors to adjust speedometer for larger wheels
10) CouplerTec’s electronic rust proofing.
While trying to maintain it in a good working order, I’ve replaced pretty much everything under the hood: radiator, fan, a/c, starter as well as all water hoses, head gasket, PHH, brake callipers front and rear, pads, transfer case, etc etc. All together more then 360 parts. Please e-mail me at aharon266@gmail.com for the list of replaced parts. The car passed emission test in the spring of 2018 and is still in use as a daily driver. The selling price includes five original wheels, original transfer case lots of spare parts and all original parts that were replaced by my modifications. Since buying this car I used XADO 5w30 synthetic oil. I don’t care much about appearance of the driver’s seat and if you can’t see past it then you’re not my buyer. I am in Ontario, Canada near Toronto. The link above points to a photo album with a video of a cold start.
 
$20k is decent price. it has a "rust evader" installed, and vehicles typically sell for the sum of the cost of parts..

GLWS

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Thank you hamishpotter for understanding. Buyers see a 20+ years old car and expect it to cost 1000 at the most. They want a cool looking toy that they can throw away at the slightest sign of problem. Where are the decent buyers? Autotrader?
 
;)
 
@Mdej3 it's not exactly sarcasm, mostly hopeful optimism that if and when I need to sell my rig I can recoup some of it. Mods to these trucks generally have a steep depreciation schedule.

This marketplace is less sensitive to cost of upgrades unless it's a supercharger, HDJ81, or a solid swap.

Buyers often end up paying what they think it is worth to them, though, so each case is different and often it's what the seller asks..

GLWS!
 
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That engine bay is disgusting! 300k for only 20k

What a deallllllllllllllll
 
wheels are interesting....
 
Vehicles do not sell for the sum of their parts. When you bolt something on it’s resale value drops 40-60% on average.

thank you @McClaxton that was the partially sarcastic part. I was not so clear though

that and the "rust evader"
 

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