[1992 Toyota Daytona Selling Price help]

Thanks for your input mpanzar. Anyone else out there have any thoughts?

[1992 Toyota Daytona Selling Price help]

38 minutes ago, Scott iv said:

Costs vary in different regions of the country. The stick build type (like yours) doesn't command the kind of prices that the fiberglass models do. You mentioned having recently purchased the RV yourself. What you paid recently is likely close to what it is worth. 

Thanks for the input Scott iv! I do understand the variances in pricing and availability in different parts of the country or continent. I'm just hoping to hear some price opinions as I can't really use my purchase price as a logical starting point. I'm wanting to understand a bit better, after the work and $$ I've put in what a fair selling price would be to sell in a reasonable time frame. I appreciate your reply!

[1992 Toyota Daytona Selling Price help]

Pricing help please!  Hello all. We live on Vancouver Island and recently purchased a 1992 Toyota Daytona by Cobra with only 95,127 original KM (59109 Miles.) She was going to be our home on the road while we travelled North America but life threw us a curve and we've had to cancel our travel plans. That being the case we unfortunately need to part with my dream RV before we even get to use her.

I am hoping to get some opinions on a selling price. With limited comparables, especially here in BC I'm hoping to get an idea from people in the know. Mechanically excellent. I have had all deficiencies professionally repaired making sure she was ready for some long haul travelling. Truck cab is excellent with no rust. The coach is in good shape for its age with the original interior. Could use a refresh and some paint but still functional as is. The previous owner "crunched" the rear corner but has all been repaired and passed all Provincial inspections however the grey tank was removed and never replaced. All things we planned on doing as we went along, but sadly won't get the chance to do. I would appreciate any pricing info. Feel free to ask any questions! I've included a few pictures to give a better idea.