Value is very subjective. Was the T-100 you were looking worth $5k? What area is the T-100 located at? Any other mods or options on the truck? Mileage? Auto or manual transmission? 2WD or 4WD?

Got any piccies?

 

I think it's worth the asking price. The interior was amazingly clean, no tears anywhere. Engine was clean, bumper looked brand new, not rust or dents. Small paint rub on hood from bug guard, but easy to fix.

Here's the link

https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5225621170.html

 

I've found here the west coast at least that the blue book prices are always lower,and no where near what any of the T-100's are actually selling for. Here in SoCal i think the popularity has gone up with the price of the Tundra going so high and the low production numbers that the T-100 had in the 1st place.

 

In my part of California, which probably has similar demand for older Toyotas to the PNW, but generally higher prices on almost everything, this would be a very good deal. Especially if seats and interior trim are in good shape ... those parts can be unobtanium but a timing belt or suspension bushings are easy to replace.

 

Almost any 4WD Toyota will be priced well above Blue Book value in the Northwest area. That's just how it is. You'd be better off finding one out of state or area and go git it.

 

The base T-100 had the black bumpers while the SR5 had the chrome. Not sure about which one the DX got. None of the T-100 trucks got a chrome and a black bumper.

I don't see the "GM" stamp on top of the radiator which means it's been replaced with an aftermarket one.

 

I have a DX with chrome bumpers, but I am not sure if they were part of the power package that added the chrome side mirrors and power windows and locks.