What's my 80 worth? I've got a '96 80 series with 312000k's. HZJ80 Standard. Good nick, usual paint marks and chips. Has dent FR guard where it clipped the shed door - not too ugly.
Extra's: Safari Snorkel, 3" OME susp, Alloy bbar, High mount winch, dual batt, 265/75/16 Good year Wranglers (60%), "Off Road" alloy roof rack, Cargo barrier, custom rear drawer system (2 x alloy rolling drawers and Engel brand fridge slide), UHF and Pioneer sterio.
Red book says $8,000 - $10,200 - I want more. Do I value the extra's and add? I was thinking up to 15?
Interested in your thoughts - cheers!
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What's my 80 worth?
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I tihnk redbook is on the money. It might get that much because it's a 96 model, however the kays will deter people. It will want to be in tip top shape mechanically to sell it at 10k
Accessories don't add much in the way of value. I would put it back to stock and either keep the accessories for the next truck or sell them.
If you want top dollar you will have to go over it with a fine tooth comb and fix all the little common problems, because that's what a serious looker will do, if they are willing to part with that much money. Including that ding in the fender.
When it's in top condition advertise it on car sales, people will travel across the country for a proper decent truck.
Also consider that few people buy 4wds as a main vehicle these days, even diesel ones because of fuel and living costs. So people are more likely to pay 5-6k for a poor condition truck and then take it out on the weekends flogging it no worrying about breaking it or how scratched it gets.
Remember that 4wd buyers are more clued up then the average motor buyer. They won't pay much more than redbook/insurance value unless it's in mint condition. You can't slap 15g on a 10g truck and expect some clueless yob to come along and throw cash at you.
fwiw i recently sold a 91 gxl for 6800. Had it on the market for 6 months.
Accessories don't add much in the way of value. I would put it back to stock and either keep the accessories for the next truck or sell them.
If you want top dollar you will have to go over it with a fine tooth comb and fix all the little common problems, because that's what a serious looker will do, if they are willing to part with that much money. Including that ding in the fender.
When it's in top condition advertise it on car sales, people will travel across the country for a proper decent truck.
Also consider that few people buy 4wds as a main vehicle these days, even diesel ones because of fuel and living costs. So people are more likely to pay 5-6k for a poor condition truck and then take it out on the weekends flogging it no worrying about breaking it or how scratched it gets.
Remember that 4wd buyers are more clued up then the average motor buyer. They won't pay much more than redbook/insurance value unless it's in mint condition. You can't slap 15g on a 10g truck and expect some clueless yob to come along and throw cash at you.
fwiw i recently sold a 91 gxl for 6800. Had it on the market for 6 months.
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