What is my 08 supercharged, lifted, crewmax $ pit worth?

considering parting ways with it due to getting a work truck. i've done a ton to this beast. highlights:

2008
crewmax
90k miles
boosted for 25k miles
trd supercharger
moroso catch can
trd tune (currently)
OV tune and cable available
6" procomp coil lift in front
Rear OME drakar leafs + AAL
Fox 2.0 rear shocks
coachbuilder shackles
coachbuilder tie rod kid
spc uca's
rear sway
BAM 8" exhaust
powder coated front and rear bumpers
rigid lights in rear bumper
2 sets of wheels, both 20" on mickey t atzp3 37's one pro comp custom powdercoated 0 offset 20x9 other is -25 20x10 xd gernades
4.88 gears
cryo rotors from centric
ebc pads
crown ss brake lines in red (x6)
retro fitted heads
baja designs on pillars in fogs
other big lights on bumper
mammoth metal front liners
tinted rear tails
opt7 rear led strip
bushwacker flares with led marker lights
custom grill
amp powersteps w full length led strips
truexedo lo pro
swing case
fully sounddeadened interior (doors, roof, floors, rear wall)
helix, alpine, jl audio, kenwood, image dynamics sound system (sounds excellent)
tech 12 volt custom box w 2 10's
aem boost and wideband gauges
clazzio custom seat covers
ajt shifter knob, hvac knobs
weather tech front and rear

here are a few posts with a couple of pictures of it:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/check-out-this-load-of-meat.34067/

https://www.tundras.com/threads/what-are-my-retors-worth.31733/

overall great shape. wool waxed last 5 years. rust free. dent ding free.

thoughts?

thanks
Andy

 

I know someone has an opinion! Come on guys.

 

Damn that’s a lot of mods. It’s probably worth 15k stock. If you have the time/patience return it to stock and make a bunch of money off your mods. If not, put it up for 25 and see what happens?

 

Appreciate the reply. I'm definitely not going back to stock...I was thinking around 25ish is where I would target.

 

In my experience a lot of mods seem to turn people off if it's priced way over what they could get for a clean slate bone stock Tundra. And, you never really get a good ROI on mods.

But you may run into someone who wants it all done for them! GLWS!
However, you have some specific stuff that will probably translate. Lift, wheels, and the supercharger. I don't know what you paid for all that but if you aren't having luck after awhile, take about 80% of the cost of those three mods and add it to the market rate of a comparable Tundra. That might get you somewhere really enticing.
I modded a Kawasaki KLR pretty heavily and sold it for a great price since the buyer didn't want to do the work.
However with all my mountain bikes I sell, I make a lot more money selling the high end parts separately from the stock build.

I did a quick search of local prices for a comparable. They are all over the board. pretty much the range was 16k-32k. That's a big spread. I'd also start in the 22-25-ish range and see what happens.

 

Its a nice truck and getting top dollar, like $25k may prove challenging, just a smaller pool of perspective buyers. Your buyer will probably need at least about $8-10k cash, if financing which reduces the pool as well.

Have you considered a consignment lot? Around here they do well with nice vehicles.

 

Ship it out to CA and fetch top dollar! Every other household out here has an overlanding vehicle. Maybe someone in the SoCal shenanigans group would be willing to help you out. Gotta take it out to the desert for a test drive though.. make sure everything is working properly

 

Lol. Deal. I'm down for a road trip!

 

Good luck with sale. 25k seems fair for a sweet rig!

 

$3.50

 

$25k or more. I have a similar but more stock truck with way more miles, 2008 with 240k with a blower, Kings, 35s, etc. and had a guy offering me 20-25k a month or two ago. Though he was looking explicitly for a supercharged Tundra to go camping and offroading. I think a clean supercharged truck would pull $20k, plus all the other shit. Coming from a guy in (currently) Utah. Colorado also has really high resale, I bought mine stock a few years ago for $15k in Denver and trucks in surrounding states were $5k cheaper potentially and I bought the cheapest one on the eastern slope.

 

$21,300 and it would disappear.
Nice rig.

 

Northern California here. I would say $22-27k is reasonable. The mods really narrow down your market but the miles are really low and Toyota’s are hot fire

 

appreciate the replies guys. cleaned it up this weekend. going to list it shortly.