Good buy?!?

Looking to buy for myself & to teach 15 y.o. He’s a 6’4”, 250, and still growing understated, offensive lineman. Y’all know the type: strong, silent, hardworking, kinda scared of the day he’ll REALLY lose his temper! Lol! I think this truck is perfect for our needs….. but those miles???? Loved to hear y’all’s thought!

 

Hard to tell, no price is listed.

Damn, almost 400K. I mean, it's made it that far. Have you driven it? Popped the hood, sound okay, etc..

 

With those miles it better be CHEAP...

 

We talking $1000.00 or $40,000?

 

Welcome!

That is alot of miles.

Unless it seems perfect and is 5k, I'd keep looking.

Good luck.

 

Tundra can handle miles, but those are getting on the high side. Depending on the price, and also on the planned use. If you are going to put less than 10,000 miles a year on it then it's okay, if you do 50,000 miles a year then it will be at 500,000 in no time. Which is doable, but getting risky for something to go wrong.
There are however several over 500,000 and the infamous 1,000,000 mile Tundra.

All about the price at this point

 

what a teaser
no price

 

Good buy?!? No.
Great buy?!? No.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious buy?!? Yep. It for darn sure is.

 

Look at the wear on the brake pedal, that can help you determine if those are stop and go or mostly highway miles. Also the paint on the trailer safety chain loops, if worn severely, someone towed a bunch. Those little details can make a big difference.

 

Not sure but sometimes the stock number is price. It might be 11,775.

 

That is a lot of miles

 

If EVERYTHING works and it drives unimaginably well, I’d say 6 grand. After a couple thorough inspections by trustworthy mechanics to make sure a major component is on its last leg. These things are built to last but tundra engines and transmissions are big money to replace. I wouldn’t want to be the one to tell your Hulk that his new truck needs a new engine.

 

If that's the case,then it's Prolly not a good buy, it's a goodbye.

 

Hahaha. Yeah I wouldn't pay over 3k for anything with that kind of mileage, unless it was a flip that would pay well.

 

https://www.lumbertonautoworld.com/toyota-tundra-for-sale-C648292

Here it is. 10k with some body damage. I wouldn't do it.

 

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