Value of unrestored '67 TLC

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Asked by Mika Jun 12, 2014 at 04:07 PM about the 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I have a 67 Toyota Land Cruiser in unrestored but good restorable condition. I'm wanting
to sell it as is. I would love to keep it and someday restore it to its awesome original
condition but it's not financially possible right now. Can anyone tell me a round about
value of my TLC? The body is in nice shape, minimal rust, no holes. Needs cosmetic
work and a paint job. Interior is very nice just needs a face lift. And as for the motor, it
runs but needs work. I would just like to have a rough estimate of its value if anyone
could shoot one to me! Thanks :)

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Mika answered 10 years ago

My bad, the tag on the inside of the door says its a '70 model

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Michael answered 9 years ago

Depends on the market. I'd price it where l live in Texas between $7000 and $14000, depending on how much work it needs and where it's from originally. In the right area (California), on a good desert stored TLC, you can get a lot more. If it comes from a snowy/wet/salty part of the U.S., a bit less.

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GuruGN7G7 answered 4 years ago

I would like to see the vehicle in person. Maybe, we can work together on an agreement. My phone is 904-610-8071, Randolph is my name. Then I can give you an offer. I live in Florida so if you could call we can proceed from there.

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