For Sale 2009 Land Cruiser 6k Miles

[marshcat]

I saw it there but in my recent search it didn't show up. I think everyone is on the same page, maybe a 35k truck. And really for 35k I might be better off getting a newer one with more features for the same money.

Yep, $35k and you agonize whether to buy this or a 2013 with 100k.

 

[ginericLC]

Yep, $35k and you agonize whether to buy this or a 2013 with 100k.

Exactly, or pay closer to his asking price and get a 2016 or newer.

 

[Chocolate]

My favorite lines:

"this is one that has not gotten the attention that it deserves."
"I know what I have"
"$52,500"

 

[ThaiCruiser]

The bottom line is the $48 or 52.5K price tag that will make it sit for another 10 years, easily.

 

[OGBeno]

Post a sale price or this thread gets deleted.

 

[mcgaskins]

The OP hasn’t been on this site in 3 months so there’s virtually zero chance he’s going to chime in with a price. I’m sure it sold months ago.

 

[ThaiCruiser]

The OP hasn’t been on this site in 3 months so there’s virtually zero chance he’s going to chime in with a price. I’m sure it sold months ago.

I doubt that it was sold with that price though. Maybe he decided to keep it.

 

[Land Caesar]

Store it per month, for another 10 years. Cost effective to hold value?!?!?!

 

[97 40th]

Wow!

 

[vladimir1986ca]

Just my two cents. I bought 1-owner, rust free, 2010 LC with 13k mileage that was sitting in the garage as a vacation vehicle in 2018 for about $43k (do not remember the exact) and once I drove it back from Texas to CA---things started to leak, etc. Had to replace tires, tire sensor and then there was a camshaft leak. I parted away with it within a year and could not be more relieved. Low mileage is a disaster and a money pit, you will have to replace lots of rubber, seals, etc. 2009 with 6k is probably a nightmare to be uncovered. I have to say that I was able to trade it in at around $39.5 TO THE TOYOTA DEALERSHIP with 22k miles