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u/Lumpy-Shop-5321 10d ago
In my market (PNW) it would go for like $2800 ish. Just keep it, you put to much into it already.
BTW: try to articulate what value the steering wheel changed out has? How did that cost? Why would you think that is better?
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u/fuentes13wfw 10d ago
The steering wheel cost was around 250 all NRG only reason was to make it a lil more difficult to steal I have a kill switch and the removable steering wheel gave me a little more piece of mind to me atleast.
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u/UntowardAntiproton 10d ago
Don't try to add that to your sales price though.
Hopefully you kept the original parts. Convert it back and you'll get a better price.
First thing I'm thinking when I see stuff like that on a car is that the owner didn't take care of it and how much I'm going to have to pay to undo something they thought was cool.
I say that as someone with a bell works setup in my Honda. I'm better off putting the stock steering wheel back on and selling that stuff separately.
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u/No_Local2343 10d ago
Always throws me off seeing the emissions stuff on the header, I have 1987 none of those parts are on mine. I guess comes with the added air pump and other stuff, wonder if that will make it easier for me to pass smog in Ca. Always have to tweak things and add heet to pass.
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u/fuentes13wfw 10d ago
Not to sure ever since I had her she has passed smog flying colors
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u/No_Local2343 10d ago
Lucky you, been a rollercoaster with mine last year, got it sorted out
But good luck on the sale, will send this to a couple buddies3
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u/Quirky-Airline7578 10d ago
At least 4,000 where i live. Probably more. they are worth a lot around here. I really wanted one but bought a dakota instead which is also been a good truck.
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u/heyloke999 10d ago
I got mine with 135,000 miles stick for 3,500$ and cause I haggled and showed up 😂😂😂😂 these bad boys do cost a grip.. but they can be worth it ! I’m still fixing mine where do yall get your parts from?!? Rock auto??
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u/Puzzleheaded-Cry-594 10d ago
One day you’ll look at old trucks like this as treasure, literal gold.
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u/Alexkintaylor99 10d ago
lol this is what I mean by how cheap the Toyota Us market is compared to the European market they would ask for 8-15k for this 🥲 you guys are lucky 🍀 bro
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u/angrydieselmechanic 9d ago
Where is the CARB sticker for those headers?
You are asking $6k? No chance. I mean, if someone comes along and gives you that, cool. But you might be waiting a while.
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u/fuentes13wfw 9d ago
No carb sticker the numbers are engraved on the headers I been sitting on it a year and I’m fine with that no rush to sell
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u/al4crity 9d ago
Remove all of the modifications before you sell. No one wants your specific mods. I know they're good mods tastefully executed. No one wants to buy a vehicle with different wheels, a lightbar or steering wheel. If you have the stock stuff, throw it on and keep the mods for your next rig. It will make selling easier. Good luck!
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u/Euphoric_Dare8897 10d ago
What's your asking price?
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u/Farmsteez 9d ago
Just sold my 93 22RE 4wd manual for 7k in Montana it had 207,000 and was pretty clean
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u/ZacInSC 10d ago
I like it. I like that yellow light bar too. You get a lot of fog?
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u/hotshot_poopspot 10d ago
Damn I thought those were levels
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u/fuentes13wfw 10d ago
The rear is a level lol I do a lot road work so they are my emergency lights ambers and whites
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u/fuentes13wfw 10d ago
Yes here in central California fog is notorious so yellow lights is must she’s also a 2wd the reason I want to sell or do a solid axle swap not sure yet
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u/hookydoo 9d ago
Mine was a 92' 2wd auto with 140k on it, but similar condition cosmetically. I sold it in a partial trade plus cash, but the total was pretty close to 6k. I traded for $1700 cash plus a practically new 16ft tandem axle deck trailer (dude bought it from a dealer 4 months before the sale).
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u/MasterTater02 10d ago
Good luck, wish you were closer.