eBay 97 40th with diff locks 188k SoCal (1 Viewer)

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This is my rig. I was planning on a mild build on this one and enjoying for a while. But my wife is really enjoying our 100 series and prefers it for now over an 80. I have a 62 as well and currently that's been a blast to have around.
Here's the link:

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Reserve is fairly low for a locked 40th. If you have questions give me a call. Number in the eBay listing.

 

[suxel 450]

1997 Toyota Land Cruiser 40TH Anniversary Edition | eBay

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[smoothcruiser]

This is my rig. I was planning on a mild build on this one and enjoying for a while. But my wife is really enjoying our 100 series and prefers it for now over an 80. I have a 62 as well and currently that's been a blast to have around.
Here's the link:

eBay - Page Not Found

Reserve is fairly low for a locked 40th. If you have questions give me a call. Number in the eBay listing.

Hey Patrick, I talked with you about an 80 you advertised on Craigslist a few years back and I've seen your CL ads selling a wide variety of 80s since then. I see now that you use ebay, too. Is this your main gig, buying and selling 80s? Nothing wrong with that, but you might as well be straight; your family/personal rig story smells disingenuous here, irrelevant at best. On the bright side, the rigs you sell seem to be clean (but I've never driven one). Judging by the bidding, it looks like you'll do well with this one.

 

[lcgeek]

He definitely sniffs out some goods ones...must have a good system.

 

[suxel 450]

Hey Patrick, I talked with you about an 80 you advertised on Craigslist a few years back and I've seen your CL ads selling a wide variety of 80s since then. I see now that you use ebay, too. Is this your main gig, buying and selling 80s? Nothing wrong with that, but you might as well be straight; your family/personal rig story smells disingenuous here, irrelevant at best. On the bright side, the rigs you sell seem to be clean (but I've never driven one). Judging by the bidding, it looks like you'll do well with this one.

Hey smoothcruiser-

I appreciate the interest. Feel free to call me for more details. I do buy many 80's and a few 100's and 62's. I just really like cruisers. If I find one I like I buy it. As I said in the ad I was going to do a mild build on this one and cruise it for a while. Another always comes along and I sell one. I just sold one I "swore" I'd never sell. A 1997 with only 78k, locked, ARB, winch, Kaymar etc. it was awesome sold for $28,900 a few months back to build a 100.
Sometimes I keep them a while and sometimes I don't. Simple as that.

 

[lcgeek]

At the volume of trucks you move historically on ebay, this is way more than just buying one and oh wait here is another one I like too. It's all good though, you make money selling cruisers as a side business, so what?

 

[smoothcruiser]

I'm not interested in you, Patrick aka suxel 450, or the rigs you're constantly selling. It's called used car sales. Even your response above is full of car sales BS. How about this line on ebay, "A very reasonable reserve for this Cruiser has been set." Reasonable according to who? I'm guessing higher than most here would think. I'm interested in you punching the proverbial clock elsewhere.

 

[suxel 450]

Thank for your input. I really appreciate it.