Sounds like both worked pretty well for ya! LOLB-man to answer the question good credit great second wife
I sold my '53 Chevy pick up street rod and had to kick in a few thou to get my first (but not last) Tacoma, a 2010 with 103k miles. Looks, smells and runs like new. This is the most fun I've had with my pants on.I'm just really bored wanting to start a new thread lol, but just curious Tacoma's are not cheap what so ever, what do you guys do for a living which helped you gain a taco. I personally just bought mine off Craigslist from some guy going through a divorce, I work at a bank while in school, obviously I'm poor xD
Don't answer this question if it's too personal, I'm just trying to start a thread for the hell of it lol
The Tacoma will hold its value alot better than the Jeep. Welcome to the forum and Congrats on the '18!Traded 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited in on a 2018 Tacoma Off Road DCSB relatively same rate and payment.
The Tacoma will hold its value alot better than the Jeep. Welcome to the forum and Congrats on the '18!
Welcome!Traded 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited in on a 2018 Tacoma Off Road DCSB relatively same rate and payment.
Am I missing something here? $25k? This is nice but are they really bringing thousands $$$ more than they sold for new? View attachment 19016 is anyone buying these for this much?
Well,... the FJ's are selling for more than they did new,... but they don't make those anymore! This guy probably thinks his [emoji90] smells like Wisteria! [emoji23]Am I missing something here? $25k? This is nice but are they really bringing thousands $$$ more than they sold for new? View attachment 19016 is anyone buying these for this much?
I’ve seen a 1985 4runner SR5 EFI bring $13k stock with low miles and new they where $13k but those are classics and they don’t make them like that any more. Same with the 60’s and 70’s fj’sWell,... the FJ's are selling for more than they did new,... but they don't make those anymore! This guy probably thinks his [emoji90] smells like Wisteria! [emoji23]
Yeah, the 85 was a 1 year thing though with EFI AND a solid front axle,... understandable,... probably not justified though,... lol. I don't think an 04 Tacoma is at that status,... I don't think there's anything special about it,...I’ve seen a 1985 4runner SR5 EFI bring $13k stock with low miles and new they where $13k but those are classics and they don’t make them like that any more. Same with the 60’s and 70’s fj’s