SOLD Asheville, NC: 2004 Land Cruiser

Location

United States

Selling 2004 Land Cruiser with under 68000 miles. Its in very good condition, clean, no smells, and no rust.

All stock except:
Speakers and sub
Front calipers

Upsized tires to 33's

No 3rd row seats

My dad bought it salvaged in 2005, I bought it off of him.

 

[kashmir88]

Attached a few more pictures

 

[SSI Yakker]

Price?

And does it still have a salvage title?

 

[kashmir88]

Asking $19975 or best offer.

Yes it has a salvage title.

 

[Lazarus556]

Asking $19975 or best offer.

Yes it has a salvage title.

Is it a salvaged rebuilt title or just salvaged?

 

[Sgn2bapt]

I’m pretty sure it could not be tagged and driven if it was a salvage only title

 

[kashmir88]

It's a rebuilt title, the vehicle is registered and insured. There are no issues with transfering to another owner. It's been in the family for 15 years and I'd like to more on to another vehicle.

 

[SSI Yakker]

So it's a rebuilt title. Much better.

I know in FL, you can tag and insure a salvage title vehicle but not in GA - it has to be rebuilt title.

Even still, too rich for my blood with a rebuilt title. GLWS

 

[kashmir88]

Im accepting offers

 

[jpsfj60]

How bad was the damage to this cruiser? What all had to be done to it?

 

[ncrockinfj]

How bad was the damage to this cruiser? What all had to be done to it?

x2. Photos (especially since it's been in the family) would be super helpful for those that a rebuilt title might scare off at $19k, even with the low miles.

 

[jpsfj60]

Would like to make you a offer! How bad was the damage to this cruiser? Who did the fix? Toyota dealership or auto body shop?

 

[4Beast]

So, if it was salvaged in 2004, 2005, it would have been nearly new, and at that time would have needed something like $40,000 in damages to total, right? I also would like to see pictures of the damage, as it looks super clean now.

 

[Cosmo Kramer]

Yea, salvage doesn't mean it can sell for full retail, that's an immediate depreciation by 40% or more. And considering most insurnace
companies won't total something until repairs reach at least 60-62 percent of vehicle value, it would have had to been at least $40K in
damages as '4beast' mentions. It must have gotten flooded or something else maybe. Car fax would be helpful

Don't get me wrong she looks great, glws

 

[kashmir88]

It was fixed at a body shop

 

[kashmir88]

Here are current pictures of the drivers side

 

[kashmir88]

Thread update price dropped to $17500

 

[spmarfatia]

interesting how all posts died down as soon as pictures of the original damage showed up.

somebody did hell of a rebuild.

 

[overlandsam]

Is this still available?

 

[kashmir88]

yes