Just saw this not mine. Pricey though. 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser 34K Miles
Dealer CA. 2005 LC 34k miles
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NADA guide's $19k...
I think they're in for a long hold.
I think they're in for a long hold.
Thanks for posting though. I do like to see low mileage cruisers!
Wow. That’s neat to see
gone!
How much was it?
Far Too much, $35k and...a little more (pocket change),I think
correct, that price is insane.
still on their site.....so we can all drool a bit more. Edit, edit, made it work. Price was $34,995.
www.thecarfinder.us
More details on this 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD offered for sale by The Car Finder in Morgan Hills, CA
2005 Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD Sport Utility that is Black in color, -Up for sale is a Immaculate condition Grandpa, s 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser with only 34K Miles. -This is absolutely a fantastic vehicle with a clean title and clean carfax report. -1-Owner California owned vehicle. -The interior...
www.thecarfinder.us
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Hopefully for the 100 series owners it sold for top dollar. For those looking I hope not.
Is it cheap? No. Is it too much? Obviously not if it sold in a day.
I’m sure if you asked most in this Forum, Consensus would be “To Much”. Yet some “Have’s” can afford what the “Not’s” can’t.
I think it’s really about choices more than can or can’t... really it’s possibly “won’t” for most.
I bought a 2004 with 22k miles that was 10 years old. I loved it. It was perfect. I paid a premium and was happy. But over time I realized I wanted something more up to date. Now I have a nearly new 200 series and it’s unbelievable but almost too nice. I miss my 100 but know it went to a fantastic new owner
I love the 100 series rigs and all cruisers. But for my money in the mid 30 range I’d prefer a 200 series.
I hope whoever ends up with this rig loves it and is happy with their purchase at whatever price.
I suppose if I was a true “have” I wouldn’t be limited by storage space for cool cruisers like I am now
I bought a 2004 with 22k miles that was 10 years old. I loved it. It was perfect. I paid a premium and was happy. But over time I realized I wanted something more up to date. Now I have a nearly new 200 series and it’s unbelievable but almost too nice. I miss my 100 but know it went to a fantastic new owner
I love the 100 series rigs and all cruisers. But for my money in the mid 30 range I’d prefer a 200 series.
I hope whoever ends up with this rig loves it and is happy with their purchase at whatever price.
I suppose if I was a true “have” I wouldn’t be limited by storage space for cool cruisers like I am now
