Saw this on Craigslist so I'm passing it on >> 1996 Toyota Land Cruiser
Nice 96 LC for sale local to me
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That's pretty high above market, as most FSBD (for sale by dealer) vehicles are.
Wow link disabled must have sold by now. Just saw a 98 with 208k miles at dealer sold for 11250 and sold in 3 days. OMG thats crazy.
Think the '98 for 11k is bad, try this one...
VERY RARE*89,000 ORIGINAL MILES*3RD ROW*1991 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER AWD
This is a "1991 89k for $11,999"
But hey, the grill and wheels dont match the year. I emailed him asking if he would take 3k, havn't heard a reply for some reason.
Funny thing is there was another post for the same color/year but it had some minor paint damage and body damage on the rear panels. Same grill and wheel/hub cap combo too. Wonder if that one sold for the $15k it wanted for a "$45k in its day" as that ad stated. Wish I can find that add.
VERY RARE*89,000 ORIGINAL MILES*3RD ROW*1991 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER AWD
This is a "1991 89k for $11,999"
But hey, the grill and wheels dont match the year. I emailed him asking if he would take 3k, havn't heard a reply for some reason.
Funny thing is there was another post for the same color/year but it had some minor paint damage and body damage on the rear panels. Same grill and wheel/hub cap combo too. Wonder if that one sold for the $15k it wanted for a "$45k in its day" as that ad stated. Wish I can find that add.
I think this is the only forum I visit where vehicle owners complain about how much their vehicles are selling for...
They are points of discussion not complaints as I thought thats what this is a forum for.....discussion. Noone is "complaining" what they are selling for but I am consistently amazed what people are willing to pay for them.
Think the '98 for 11k is bad, try this one...
VERY RARE*89,000 ORIGINAL MILES*3RD ROW*1991 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER AWD
This is a "1991 89k for $11,999"
But hey, the grill and wheels dont match the year. I emailed him asking if he would take 3k, havn't heard a reply for some reason.
Funny thing is there was another post for the same color/year but it had some minor paint damage and body damage on the rear panels. Same grill and wheel/hub cap combo too. Wonder if that one sold for the $15k it wanted for a "$45k in its day" as that ad stated. Wish I can find that add.
I am just learning about the cruisers what types of wheels "should" that vintage have on them? I have yet to see one that age I mostly see the 95-97 vintage with the "D" pattern.
the 1991 vintage has the "toyota" lettering across the grille (as opposed to the toyota emblem) and the stock wheels are 15" with the same design that the stock 4WD 4runners of the mid 90's had, as opposed to 16" that the later models had. That looks more like a late model cruiser.
Thanks for explaining that to me.
