For Sale 2006 LX470 - White - 85k miles - South Florida (1 Viewer)

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NO LONGER FOR SALE - great condition, very well maintained & documented (receipts available), 2006 LX470. 85,xxx miles, no accidents or paint work. Truck has lived in Florida since day 1 and I'm the 2nd owner since 2010. Originally thought I would build this truck and sell the 2000 LX I have in Colorado but I've decided against that. 90,000 mile service done at 80k miles. AHC works fine, 2 sets of keys, all books and manuals present.

Quick list of recent maintenance:
9/2/2014 – 85,090 - Oil change
3/27/2014 - Battery replaced
8/2013 – Ipod/Iphone adapter installed - USA Spec PA15-TOY
6/11/2013 – 80,225- 90k mile service (timing belt, water pump, thermostat, hoses) & new Alternator
11/1/2012 – 76,068 - Front brake pads
10/31/2012 – 76,061 - Oil change
3/19/2012 – 71,281 - Oil change & Navigational software update
10/6/2011 – 68,464 - Tires – Nitto CrossTek – P275/65/R18

Out of all the vehicles I've ever owned, this truck has been the easiest to maintain with no issues whatsoever. I have the 3rd row seating which I'll put back in prior to sale. Only negative is the DVD players in the headrests are hit or miss operative.

Asking - NO LONGER FOR SALE

I've already got too much stuff so not interested in trades. PM me if interested, for more photos or with questions.

 

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Added a few more photos...

 

[RumBum]

Hey guys, if I'm way off on price let me know. Hard to tell since there aren't many LX's or TLC's in South Florida. I'm open to offers but need a certain number to make it work. If not, it'll end up as a company car for one of my guys.

 

[TXLX100]

Black book says $29,500 for a clean trade, so probably not far off. Still a good deal when you consider what $30k will buy in a brand new car.

 

[mcgaskins]

The price seems high to me however it doesn't seem out of line with a few other asking prices online right now. Edmunds (which is typically low) shows around $27k dealer on your truck, so it's a little high compared to that. It's hard to say what things are actually selling for but I think any 100 series in the $30k range is encroaching on 200 series money. There's a 2008 200 series with ARB bumpers front and rear, lifted and 54k miles for sale for $34.5k on here right now, so that's what a lot of people with $30+k are looking at. Either way you have a very nice truck, and the market will react at the "right" price.

 

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Thanks for the feedback TXLX and mcgaskins. Both your comments are on track with what I was thinking. I'm not stuck at asking price and definitely have room to discuss another price. It's an awesome platform to build up and much easier to do than a 200. Honestly the thought of chopping up my 200 fenders and trying to build it scares the hell out of me.

 

[Rookie2]

Yeh, that price is in the range of what I've been seeing for dealer listing prices on similar mileage vehicles, which would be high IMO for a private party sale. It's a good looking ride. Just curious why you would spend the money on the 90k service, at 80k, on a vehicle you where getting ready to sell?

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Basically dealer pricing here in Arizona with all service up to date

 

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Just curious why you would spend the money on the 90k service, at 80k, on a vehicle you where getting ready to sell?

90k service was done 6/2013 when the long term for the truck was to be buried with it. It also was good timing financially for my business.

Going to list it on Auto Trader today for $29,500 but open to offers. Thanks for the input.