Thinking about a 75 (1 Viewer)

[Chris Cahill]

I am a long time MUD member and own 3 60 series trucks. I have always admired the 75 series pickups, and saw one a few days ago for sale close to me:

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I have not kept up with the pricing on these, so if anyone can help me with pricing for a truck in this condition in the current market I'd appreciate it. From the few sales I have seen on BAT his $38K ask looks to be way high.

Thanks

 

[WarDamnEagle]

Looks very high to me. I would also want one with a 1FZ-F engine which would need to be 3 years or so newer. Not sure the owner knows a lot about the vehicles as the windshield blocks are on backwards. Good luck with your search.

 

[WarDamnEagle]

I don’t trust the mileage figure at all but here’s a recent sale that’s more indicative of the market.

1996 Toyota Land Cruiser - ~27,400 Miles, Middle East-Market Truck, 5-Speed Manual, 4.5-Liter 6-Cylinder, 4WD, U.S. Title

This 1996 Toyota Land Cruiser is for sale on Cars & Bids! Auction ends December 1 2023.

carsandbids.com

 

[Chris Cahill]

Great info - thank you sir.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

P.M. sent ….

 

[cruisermatt]

Drive one before you buy one.

 

[rick_d]

Pre 1990 truck so a 2F, 3F, or 2H probably. "75" series have a removable top and 4" shorter cab than "79" series introduced in 1999. Importation of 79's with coil front ends is just around the corner. Like Matt said, drive a 100 miles in a 75 before purchase esp if 6' tall w long legs. $38,000 is easily $10,000 above market for that age.

 

[coldtaco]

Pre 1990 truck so a 2F, 3F, or 2H probably. "75" series have a removable top and 4" shorter cab than "79" series introduced in 1999. Importation of 79's with coil front ends is just around the corner. Like Matt said, drive a 100 miles in a 75 before purchase esp if 6' tall w long legs. $38,000 is easily $10,000 above market for that age.

And 3B

 

[WarDamnEagle]

Pre 1990 truck so a 2F, 3F, or 2H probably. "75" series have a removable top and 4" shorter cab than "79" series introduced in 1999. Importation of 79's with coil front ends is just around the corner. Like Matt said, drive a 100 miles in a 75 before purchase esp if 6' tall w long legs. $38,000 is easily $10,000 above market for that age.

And 3B

It says "gasoline" in the ad and looks GCC spec. That would be a 3F in 1988.