Well shoot

Sometimes plans change. I got my 2013 DCSB brand new with 12 miles on her. We have had some real fun with this truck. Didn't run her much, you guys that know me know we've been saving it for retirement. In 2 months I'll have the pink slip.

This truck has some scars. I ran the passenger side along a tree stump with no sliders...minor rub marks that did not rip just scored it real good. There is a scuff on the right rear fender up high where the TRD sticker used to be. The left tail light lense has got a small hole in it...needs to be replaced. That's about it.

But long story short, we're gonna trade it in on a real truck. These Tacomas are fun trucks to own but they are just too small. It becomes obvious ever time we take off on a trip. We always end up with stuff in the cab.

I should be able to get 25000 on a trade in at least. The dealers I have spoken to are anxious to see it and we'll see what they say when they see it. KBB has my truck at between 25k and 28k trade in value in fair condition. This truck has less than 16,000 on it with an upgraded suspension. Toytec coilovers with the 600lb springs, and Dakars in the back with Bilistein 5100 shocks. Fun truck to drive. But I know the suspension work doesn't help raise the value. It might hurt it, but I have all the stock parts in my gararge.

Never thought I'd be doing this but the Tacoma was never a great tow vehicle, and that's what we need to drag a trailer around this great nation and see the sights. Looking at F250's and GMC 2500's.

I know...gonna miss this truck.
Pictures are worth a Thousand words ! Let's see Em !
 
Sometimes plans change. I got my 2013 DCSB brand new with 12 miles on her. We have had some real fun with this truck. Didn't run her much, you guys that know me know we've been saving it for retirement. In 2 months I'll have the pink slip.

This truck has some scars. I ran the passenger side along a tree stump with no sliders...minor rub marks that did not rip just scored it real good. There is a scuff on the right rear fender up high where the TRD sticker used to be. The left tail light lense has got a small hole in it...needs to be replaced. That's about it.

But long story short, we're gonna trade it in on a real truck. These Tacomas are fun trucks to own but they are just too small. It becomes obvious ever time we take off on a trip. We always end up with stuff in the cab.

I should be able to get 25000 on a trade in at least. The dealers I have spoken to are anxious to see it and we'll see what they say when they see it. KBB has my truck at between 25k and 28k trade in value in fair condition. This truck has less than 16,000 on it with an upgraded suspension. Toytec coilovers with the 600lb springs, and Dakars in the back with Bilistein 5100 shocks. Fun truck to drive. But I know the suspension work doesn't help raise the value. It might hurt it, but I have all the stock parts in my gararge.

Never thought I'd be doing this but the Tacoma was never a great tow vehicle, and that's what we need to drag a trailer around this great nation and see the sights. Looking at F250's and GMC 2500's.

I know...gonna miss this truck.
Found on road Dead , or Generic made Chevy ? Stick with the Tacos !
 
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