Forgive me if there's a similar thread already on here, but if not I was curious about the valuation of these trucks (not selling mine anytime soon just curious).

I traded for mine so I can't kick off the thread with a number, I "paid" a 1998 Volvo

 

I payed $400 for mine. Fluid change and fuel pump it was back on the road. Thousands later it's way more fun!

 

I paid a 98 Nissan maxima. I got the maxima for 2k. But it was valued at 2500 in 2011 when I traded.

 

I traded my project 69 vw karmann ghia w no title and not running (had just invested a lot of money into the motor) Now i have a D1 with title and running fine

 

1800, later found out it had no t-stat and only water in the rad. The diff lock was stuck and engaged. It had a bad hg. All the windows, lights and both moon roofs worked. Should have paid less, but oh well.

 

$2500 for the first one, ran well didn't need anything, at the time didn't know anything about rovers, also was my first vehicle. $800 for the second one, ps leak, tranny cooler leak and needed a good wash. But! It had an ome 2" lift and shocks, arb front bumper with warn xd9000 winch, borla exhaust, sd roof rack, scuba air tank, spare parts and with only a handful of rust. Don't know why he let it go for so cheap but I ain't arguing with it!

 

I paid 2500 for my disco, has 117,000 miles on it, needed new tires, an alignment, and shocks around :/

 

About $3500 for my '98 with 72000 back in Dec 2008. It was bone stock with running boards.

$700 for my '96 daily driver with 130000 in April 2012. It had OME lift, yellow/blue bilstiens, RTE steering rods, and almost new 235/85/16's.

 

Mine was 2200 bout 5 years ago bone stock, my brother is a car salesman and says they mostly go for about scrap price in auctions 4/500

 

My 1998 cost me 1500 the the front driveshaft came off and cracked the transmission housing so i sold it for a grand. My 1996 cost 3800 but its a se7 with a manual and it came with an ARB front bumper with upgraded front and rear suspension with a 120,000 miles.