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How much is my 1991 Landcruiser 80 worth? Want to buy it?!!

Well, what do you think it's worth! No tax, 5 months MOT 230,000 ish miles. diesel automatic.

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Ummmmmm........

Matt

If I had to put up a hand full of cash I'd offer............................................a £10!!!!

Any better offers?????

Seriously stick it on fleabay, put your feet up, open a better of your favourite tipple and see what happens?!?!
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For what its worth, my '83 Hilux 2.4 non turbo diesel, being held together mainly by a fresh paint job and some new plastic mudguards went for an astonishing £850 on the 'bay. No tax, some test. It really was appalling - I felt guilty taking the money. (kind of)

I think you saw it once Matt. It had a built up bed - based on the desert ute project, as the MOT inspector sent me home without even starting the test when I first showed it to him...

So I'd guess at about £1300 for a quick sale?!
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Unfortunately not that much.

You will probably get more money breaking it for spares and if you don't do it I know someone that might be interested in it on that basis.
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What would you let it go for ? €€€ $$$$ ££££

You must have an idea ...

cheers Matt...
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Is it LHD???

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It's RHD. I kicked the tyres of it yesterday.
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It's RHD. I kicked the tyres of it yesterday.
and any good ? plenty of rust ? an idea of price ? should have a look on autotrader.co.uk plenty of private sales...

Strange Matt who is in the trade would ask here for values....... what do you know Matt that we dont...
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