What is a fair resale value

well these trucks were known for rust (lots) and they are under powered (personal experiance). And the big thing is there really is no "demand" for these trucks. And what condition is the truck in? what is the mileage? options? and what are the mechanics like on the truck? if the truck is ok/fair condition with a body still on it and it runs with out smoking and it drivers under its own power and stops on it own, I wouls say a couple hundred bucks up to 800-1000 (for the right buyer). As I said there is no demand for these trucks, well at least not in my area.

i agree that yes, these trucks have a lot of rust problems, like mine. but i've fixd mine and according to kelly bluebook, with 150,000 miles on it and a good shaped body, good mechanical condition, and good interior condition, i should be able to sell my truck for 1,500 to 2,000 dollars. in Missouri, there is a demand for these trucks and thats why i'm not sellin mine. if you've had the engine rebuilt or anything redone professionally, you could sell it for more. hope this helps

If you have a 4x4 in decent shape you can still get a good amount for it there are always guys who will resurrect one of those into a rock crawler or mud machine. If it is 2wd you prolly won't get too much like 1000 @ most for one in good shape, as no one is really interested in them but a 4x4 with a good box and running nice can get get you up to 4000 (in extremely good condition) I have seen ones that where fixed up for 4x4ing sell for 7000 even but they had a lot of work done to them.

1989 4x4 less than 150,000 miles

Any body that bad mouths a Toyota , especially a 1985 four wheel drive, the last year of the holy grail is clueless. I have seen toyotas do shit that would blow your mind. They are kick ass

I know this thread is an old 1, but damn aint hindsight 20/20..... A 1983 SR5 sold at Barrett-Jackson for $55,000.00... Yes fifty-five thousand dollars...