For Sale Most Recent 80 Series Prices

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Year
1997
Vehicle Model
  1. 80 Series
There is a similar thread in both the 100 and 200 Classifieds Sections, makes sense here too. These trucks are changing hands at a rapid rate these days, having consolidated live market data is a nice thing for both buyers and sellers.

If you have recently bought or sold an 80 series and are comfortable sharing the details, post it here.
 
It happened the last time fuel prices were sky high right before the last recession (2007/08). You could pick up any gas guzzler for peanuts, including Landcruisers. The price of used fuel-sipping cars went up and were in high demand. Then the bottom fell out when oil prices shrank down and you couldn't give a small car away, a cycle that repeats itself. There is an abundance of oil underground, it's the moron's above ground that drive the prices up with stupid energy policies.

One was a market crash. If you look the market for expensive used cars tanked too.

Quite the opposite now.
 
That seems to be all cars at the moment though. With supply tight everywhere, no one seems overly willing to negotiate.
Even worse for me, the vehicles I'm looking at aren't common.
Rhd diesels
 
I think the reserve was to high.
 
Did anyone catch the 94 K294 finished in Medium Red Pearl that didn't sell on our favorite bidding site? 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser FZJ80 - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-toyota-land-cruiser-fj80-26/

Kind of surprising. Hood repaint doesn’t match very well though.
Lots of chips in the paint when viewed up close.
A month ago another red locked one went for 30. BaT is not a good market predictor because all you need is 2 people in a bidding war to inflate the Price.
 
Kind of surprising. Hood repaint doesn’t match very well though.
Lots of chips in the paint when viewed up close.
A month ago another red locked one went for 30. BaT is not a good market predictor because all you need is 2 people in a bidding war to inflate the Price.
They have a good chart that shows historical sales. It allows you to exclude outliers
 
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That's the last 12 months of 80s with 45k as a high.
 
That chart is missing some data points. Not sure if it’s an error on BaTs part.


 
That chart is missing some data points. Not sure if it’s an error on BaTs part.



I said I put 45k as a high... I excluded outliers for a reason
 
100K cruisers aren't outliers, they're objects of aspiration!
They're are a statistical outlier. If you're using a group of data to collect means and medians you remove outliers for an accurate representation.
 
They're are a statistical outlier. If you're using a group of data to collect means and medians you remove outliers for an accurate representation.
That logic only holds true if you're assuming BaT is the only source of data. There's plenty of 100k+ cruisers out there.
 
That logic only holds true if you're assuming BaT is the only source of data. There's plenty of 100k+ cruisers out there.

There are plenty of 9k cruisers too.

Anything that's more than 1.5 outside your 1 and 3 quartile is an outlier. It would be excluded from the data set.
 
My point is you're using 1x data set. This is an 80 series value thread, not a BaT summary thread. And while I appreciate the assumption I know nothing about statistics, you don't have a data set to make that inference either.

I agree, plenty of cruisers are still sold for 5-9k as well.

If you want to get philosophical about math, feel free to PM me. Probably not something the whole thread will find valuable.
 

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