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teaboyjim
I'm thinking of selling a Ford Ranger which is about from the early 2000's
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teaboyjim
Yes I do like Yorkshire tea
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They seemed on the high side
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Depends on how much fuel is in it.
Check out ebay sold prices.
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teaboyjim
Do you mean the chassis or some of the body work?
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The normal convention is to stick it up for what you think someone might pay + a bit more to leave some haggle room, if no interest then lower the price, how long you persist advertising at perhaps a too higher price is up to you and how long you're prepared to wait. When you're talking about older non collectable cars either £1000 or £1500 it's pretty subjective, it will all come down to whether there is someone wanting that particular car or not and when.
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Older Toyota LandCruisers tend to hold their value
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My son has two of them, one he bought recently which is an 07 with a good body and I think he paid £2500 for it which was very cheap, that was in Surrey, we had previously looked at one locally which was older and in nothing like as good condition and that went for £3500.
His other one is an 02 which he bought about 5 years ago, I think he paid about £2500 for that which was also well below what others were fetching, it has given him very few problems but he has just spent £600 + having the chassis repaired and a few other jobs and that was with a local mechanic who charges £150 per day, he has made a super job of it and my son has painted and rustproofed it while the body was still off.
When he first started looking for one there were plenty about in rubbish condition for a lot more than he paid but you have to be prepared to travel, we live in Dorset/Devon and got the first on in Bracknell and the other in Surrey.
I know that doesn't help you a lot but hopefully gives you some idea. If you have a look on ebay you will see what they are asking for them but more importantly if you look at the top left hand side of the page there is a whole list of tick boxes, towards the bottom you will find a couple marked 'Sold items' or 'Completed sales' click on that and it will tell you what they actually sold for. You can also compare the descriptions with yours which should give you a good idea.
Peter
His other one is an 02 which he bought about 5 years ago, I think he paid about £2500 for that which was also well below what others were fetching, it has given him very few problems but he has just spent £600 + having the chassis repaired and a few other jobs and that was with a local mechanic who charges £150 per day, he has made a super job of it and my son has painted and rustproofed it while the body was still off.
When he first started looking for one there were plenty about in rubbish condition for a lot more than he paid but you have to be prepared to travel, we live in Dorset/Devon and got the first on in Bracknell and the other in Surrey.
I know that doesn't help you a lot but hopefully gives you some idea. If you have a look on ebay you will see what they are asking for them but more importantly if you look at the top left hand side of the page there is a whole list of tick boxes, towards the bottom you will find a couple marked 'Sold items' or 'Completed sales' click on that and it will tell you what they actually sold for. You can also compare the descriptions with yours which should give you a good idea.
Peter
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Didn't eddie_m, of this parish, give the Landruiser a bit of a scathing review following his own experiences?
Anyway, I saw this early one (40 years old?) round these parts recently:
Anyway, I saw this early one (40 years old?) round these parts recently:
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That looks like a Jeep
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