I hope so! Will post photos in the next week after my husband picks it up and has time to snap a few shots. Thanks for the response. I feel better knowing we didn't trade it in for the 1K.

 

So attached are photos of our car. In the photos it's hard to tell but there are some scratches. Any help with value would be appreciated!

 

Super nice! How is the paint on the roof (first question my wife asked). Obviously the AC not working is an issue, if it cost $1000 to fix you would need to take $2000 off the value of the car because people are reluctant to buy a car needing work. With the AC working I would estimate a value of around $4000 to $5000 for it, I would probably start by asking $5500 if the AC worked. Without the AC I would start by asking $4000 and go from there. I can't imagine the dealer offered you more than $1500. Let us know if you have trouble selling it, some of us bottom feeder LR enthusiast would probably make the trip to Utah to buy it if it gets cheap enough.

 

BTW, condition of the rear frame rails is going to be important to knowledgeable buyers, you might want to take some pictures of those (under the rear of the truck) and post in your ad. The frames were not painted or galvanized on these and they have a tendency to rust severely in the rust belt/snow belt states.

 

Thank you. That is helpful. Paint is fine on roof. There are small things that need attention like front light with wiper has been cracked for years. The fabric of interior ceiling hangs down in areas, and like previously mentioned we don't lock it out of fear it won't unlock. Would prefer to sell local to someone who can see it in person so no suprises! Thanks again!