I would rather have a 4 seat rzr for that price.
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I don't know that I'd say it is worth $18k or even $15k, think the consensus is just that it is a nice, well built truck. And besides if your looking for that setup, it is definitely ready to put on a trailer and head straight to the trail.
Also, based on what Rick just said, that may just be a "I don't want to sell it, but if somebody will pay it then I'll sell it" price. He's had it long enough that at this point it probably doesn't owe him much of anything.
Kind of like I could list my 91 for $12k. It ain't worth that, but if somebody wants to pay it then I have the title in hand.
Also, based on what Rick just said, that may just be a "I don't want to sell it, but if somebody will pay it then I'll sell it" price. He's had it long enough that at this point it probably doesn't owe him much of anything.
Kind of like I could list my 91 for $12k. It ain't worth that, but if somebody wants to pay it then I have the title in hand.
FYI
The winch he has for sale is guaranteed to be at least twenty years old. There is no way he bought it new 5 years ago. His winch is an 8274. The winch he referenced is an 8274-50, which indeed still sell new for $1800. Just wanted to clarify for anyone paying attention.
Also, if you're looking for an 8274 or even an 8274-50, I have a couple that I'm rebuilding or upgrading.
@Jordan7118 I wondered about that as the motor and solenoid cover didn't seem to look the part.
What is the going rate on a complete working 8274 these days. I see them for $500-$600 around here but even at that generally need something.
What is the going rate on a complete working 8274 these days. I see them for $500-$600 around here but even at that generally need something.
Looking at the build specs I figured it was a $30k truck. Yikes...@jasonbraswell is spot on.
Couple of built LC axles and an Orion. Again, if you paid retail for parts and 100 an hour for labor you might have $15,000 in it.
Sounds like you answered it yourself. @ $100/hr, it doesn't take long to run up the tab. However, I'm not sure you can ever recoup the labor in a build.
If CLC added up the labor in all of its builds, collectively, we are sitting on a couple mil in inventory.
Y'all are nuts.
I'm not arguing what it's worth...in an 'it's worth what someone will pay for it' market, it's not worth s***.
If he built that truck from scratch, I'd say he has more than $15k in parts alone (including the 40 he started with).
I'm not arguing what it's worth...in an 'it's worth what someone will pay for it' market, it's not worth s***.
If he built that truck from scratch, I'd say he has more than $15k in parts alone (including the 40 he started with).
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It was pretty much bone stock (lift/tires) when he showed up at GSMTR in 2010. He upgraded everything after that, iirc. Probably isn't 10 miles worth of trails on that drivetrain.
$500-$600 should get you a really nice and complete 8274 that may need a little oil, but otherwise ready to run. $300-$400 will need some work and possibly some parts. They can be found for less, but it's tough to find a $200 8274 in great shape.
I'll disagree, my 1988 Blizzard goes anywhere, inclines never a problem.
depends who's the mechanic will show how good it runs
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Good morning CottonLand friends. I've been away for awhile. I am looking to return to the Toyota family. I am searching for a Tacoma Sr5 extra cab, 4x4m, 5 speed manual, 4cyl. Preferably with no more than 150k miles. The newer, the better. I have been searching '95 to 2004. Price range 8-10k. Any tips would be appreciated.
Good morning CottonLand friends. I've been away for awhile. I am looking to return to the Toyota family. I am searching for a Tacoma Sr5 extra cab, 4x4m, 5 speed manual, 4cyl. Preferably with no more than 150k miles. The newer, the better. I have been searching '95 to 2004. Price range 8-10k. Any tips would be appreciated.
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In search of 4 60 series stock rear springs. Anybody got any taking space up in your garage?
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That's a unicorn. Research frame recall. I think you may be 5K low on your price for the mileage.
