For Sale Most Recent 80 Series Prices (2 Viewers)

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.

 

[80fan]

$15-25k in my opinion for a baselined 80-series with no rust and a few upgrades. Less for FJ80’s vs 95-97 FZJ80’s.

In fact I have saved a few people who didn’t know Cruisers who thought FJ80’s are the best. They passed on those after I gave them some info. To me FJ80’s are best suited for v8 swaps but I am sure @Marco Lau would strongly disagree!

Cheers

Thanks. 15-25k sounds very reasonable. I'd like to purchase an already baselined instead of having to figure out all the baselining myself.

 

[FJ404345]

Prices going done will create the availability of used parts again

 

[Dusten]

Prices going done will create the availability of used parts again

It also solidifies my decision to let my kids drive it

 

[Nad Aitch]

My comments above were meant for general info in this thread about current value of LC's and what it might take to bring any 80 Series back to good condition overall.

IME to fully baseline a neglected 80 Series (most anything not owned by an OCD Mud member) in the US so it's a reliable vehicle to safely take on a long trip is closer to $3000-5000 and not necessarily all done immediately. But then again the cost could be double that, depending on what it needs, who does the work, their level of OCD, what surprises are found once work starts, ---.

Realistically though IMO/IME it's impossible to put a true value on anything without inspecting it in person.

If you want to pay a shop it's gonna be about 10k for head gasket, axle service, tie rod ends, and a couple small knit knacks. I know because I just did it at a forum sponsors shop who's quite reasonable per hour (southern us).

I did suspension myself which was another 3k or so, plus ~1800 for rubber and another 5 in armor/winch.

I'd just say about 20k to go from neglected to driver. 10k if you have time/skills to diy everything.

I did weather tech mats, some cherry wrecked truck cloth seats, and a diy steering wrap to save cash, interior can add up fast.

 

[SaturnAscends]

If you want to pay a shop it's gonna be about 10k for head gasket, axle service, tie rod ends, and a couple small knit knacks. I know because I just did it at a forum sponsors shop who's quite reasonable per hour (southern us).

I did suspension myself which was another 3k or so, plus ~1800 for rubber and another 5 in armor/winch.

I'd just say about 20k to go from neglected to driver. 10k if you have time/skills to diy everything.

I did weather tech mats, some cherry wrecked truck cloth seats, and a diy steering wrap to save cash, interior can add up fast.

The thing is they limp really well. Their design is so robust that they’ll keep trucking where the equivalent IFS Tacoma would be stopped in its tracks. I bought a similar 97 for around 6k with well over 200k miles, and all I really had to do was fix some leaking heater hoses. I only traded it cause I wanted a manual 4x4, but I honestly regret it in hindsight.

 

[Nad Aitch]

Yeah and that's essentially what I was doing putting off big ticket items due to house reno, kids, work- owned it since 08, but finding time for stuff can be hard.

Once we decided we wanted a truck that could drive across the country instead of just down to the hardware store, it was time to pay somebody.

I agree not every rig has to be impeccably maintained in order to enjoy it. For me personally it all comes down to how far I'm venturing from home.

 

[SaturnAscends]

Yeah and that's essentially what I was doing putting off big ticket items due to house reno, kids, work- owned it since 08, but finding time for stuff can be hard.

Once we decided we wanted a truck that could drive across the country instead of just down to the hardware store, it was time to pay somebody.

I agree not every rig has to be impeccably maintained in order to enjoy it. For me personally it all comes down to how far I'm venturing from home.

I see what you’re saying, but the build quality and robustness of the Cruiser is such that you don’t get as many “ticky tacky” issues like driveshafts, axles, etc. IME the main thing is just keeping up with leaks and replacing hoses before they bust.

 

[yuyoac]

Hello, im looking to buy (it was posted here on IH8MUD) and im in search for your guys opinion, its a manual 1990 1HD-T LHD, with 136,729 miles, it has some "minor" issues, a leak on the AC but overall looks pretty clean, the price i got is 29k, i do have the funds and have been looking for a while, it will be my first LC and i dont know much about the motor, ive been researching and all seems good, i haven't payed anything (I wont till i see it in person) but was wondering what you guys know about that model and if anything am i getting ripped off ( in all honesty i kinda dont mind, however i know it is a lot of money especially for a 34 year old truck), i really apreciate your guys help and wish you the best!

Edit: i forgot to add, i know im not just paying for the stock truck, it has some nice additions, like new OME suspention, rear bumper, and since it is a LC from Paraguay i know i might me paying a premium for the "rarity" of it, i dont know, thx for the help.

ps. i dont know if this is the wrong thread for this, if it is ill just make a separate post, thx for the assistance.

 

[Alpine4X4]

Hello, im looking to buy (it was posted here on IH8MUD) and im in search for your guys opinion, its a manual 1990 1HD-T LHD, with 136,729 miles, it has some "minor" issues, a leak on the AC but overall looks pretty clean, the price i got is 29k, i do have the funds and have been looking for a while, it will be my first LC and i dont know much about the motor, ive been researching and all seems good, i haven't payed anything (I wont till i see it in person) but was wondering what you guys know about that model and if anything am i getting ripped off ( in all honesty i kinda dont mind, however i know it is a lot of money especially for a 34 year old truck), i really apreciate your guys help and wish you the best!

Edit: i forgot to add, i know im not just paying for the stock truck, it has some nice additions, like new OME suspention, rear bumper, and since it is a LC from Paraguay i know i might me paying a premium for the "rarity" of it, i dont know, thx for the help.

ps. i dont know if this is the wrong thread for this, if it is ill just make a separate post, thx for the assistance.

There's a fab/mod shop in Arkansas that specializing in modifying Land Cruisers, and they bought a bunch that had come from Paraguay. Just FYI, like many places overseas, Land Cruisers are driven hard, and put away wet in Paraguay, so expect a well worn vehicle.

 

[SkyGuy]

1994 Toyota Land Cruiser for sale by owner - Antioch, CA - craigslist

Beautiful 1994 Toyota Landcruiser 4.5 liter incline 6 cylinder 4x4 Just passed smog on 8/20/24. Original 105,000 miles. Original paint in great condition. Interior is immaculate. Brand new Goodyear...

sfbay.craigslist.org

Anybody know the deal with this one? Keeps getting reposted at different prices and doesn’t seem to be selling. Seems like a rust free, low mileage 94’ with 105k would go for quite a bit more than what he is asking.

 

[FMC80]

1994 Toyota Land Cruiser for sale by owner - Antioch, CA - craigslist

Beautiful 1994 Toyota Landcruiser 4.5 liter incline 6 cylinder 4x4 Just passed smog on 8/20/24. Original 105,000 miles. Original paint in great condition. Interior is immaculate. Brand new Goodyear...

sfbay.craigslist.org

Anybody know the deal with this one? Keeps getting reposted at different prices and doesn’t seem to be selling. Seems like a rust free, low mileage 94’ with 105k would go for quite a bit more than what he is asking.

Weird. That looks like a solid deal. Not too high or too low…doesn’t seem fishy. Like you, I wonder why it isn’t selling.

 

[William839]

Weird. That looks like a solid deal. Not too high or too low…doesn’t seem fishy. Like you, I wonder why it isn’t selling.

Just more proof of the market balancing out

 

[Dusten]

Bay area? Wrong market? No maintenance history?

 

[TheLCProject]

If someone is genuinely interested and can get a pulse from the seller, I could work towards checking it out for them.

 

[FMC80]

Just more proof of the market balancing out

I may be stoned but I’m Pretty sure I saw Someone selling an 80 for 80k on here. Doesn’t look all that great either.

 

[TheLCProject]

I may be stoned but I’m Pretty sure I saw Someone selling an 80 for 80k on here. Doesn’t look all that great either.

I wish that was the case..

 

[FMC80]

I wish that was the case..

I thought so! I’m minding my damn business in those parts. I stirred up too much drama for my comfort with that FJ80 for $38k or whatever it was, lmao.

 

[dahoseman]

After several months of listing my 1997 model-year 80-series with a lot of upgrades, I sold it for $7500. Well below what I anticipated, but that’s what the market dictated. It’s a good time to be a buyer.

 

[SkyGuy]

After several months of listing my 1997 model-year 80-series with a lot of upgrades, I sold it for $7500. Well below what I anticipated, but that’s what the market dictated. It’s a good time to be a buyer.

Kind of off topic, but what you said had me thinking about how I’ve seen a lot of 100s matching 80s in their mileage/pricing similarities.

 

[desmocruiser]

1994 Toyota Land Cruiser for sale by owner - Antioch, CA - craigslist

Beautiful 1994 Toyota Landcruiser 4.5 liter incline 6 cylinder 4x4 Just passed smog on 8/20/24. Original 105,000 miles. Original paint in great condition. Interior is immaculate. Brand new Goodyear...

sfbay.craigslist.org

Anybody know the deal with this one? Keeps getting reposted at different prices and doesn’t seem to be selling. Seems like a rust free, low mileage 94’ with 105k would go for quite a bit more than what he is asking.

Always concerned when the same truck keeps popping up, however they encourage people to see in person and list a phone number, good indicators it is legit. I would pull a carfax report just to make sure there are no title surprises.

Good luck looks like it has possibilities!

Do many people in CA still use Craigslist?