2002 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 automatic
V6 3.4 engine
146000 miles
Comes with topper
Body is in great shape, frame is good
Interior in great shape

Looking at buying this truck for trapping
Any info on rough price range would be great
What’s the good/ bad/ ugly about this make and model
Thanks for any info

Here's a glimpse of what they go for around here.

https://www.kbb.com/toyota/tacoma-double-cab/2002/4wd-4d/

Thanks Paul. I’ve been searching the inter web and prices are all over the map. Hopefully others will chime in and put a rough price.

Oh sell 5 coyotes and 10 beaver castors it should cover it lol
All jokes a side they sell in this country for book or above here.

KBB , NADA , Galves black book etc will put a more real price in YOUR area than just a nationalized price. Regionally priced is very important. A 4wd/AWD is worth more in the snow belt than in an area with little/to no snow. Vehicles with really good gas mileage are worth more where gas is expensive. Areas that have cheaper fuel prices favor more powerful/less fuel efficient vehicles as more powerful vehicles are desired. Cities prefer smaller more nimble vehicles , easier to drive/park , lower taxation rates.

Very regional pricing.

I'm sure you already know but the 1st gen tacomas had frame issues with rust and underwent a recall for it.

One like that here would bring at least $10,000. Crazy prices on all used trucks here. 10 years older and double the miles here still hang around the 7 to $8,000 range. Make sure like Warrior said check the frame. Right in front of the spring shackles is know spot it starts.

bought an 03 4 door a year ago, had 78k on it, paid 6500 for it.
RR

Bought a 2000 Tacoma 3 yrs ago paid 8000$, has rear locker, ext cab, standard tranny---has 200000 plus

$8000

I bought a 4 cyl., 2 wd, 2003 w/ 180K for $4900 3 years ago off the side of the road... was asking $5400. No cap and good rubber... no dents, paint so-so, needs shocks. 20mpg local stop and go driving... expected better but can live w/ kit.

Appreciate all the info. Not a lot of them around Canada unless they have a lot of crazy miles on them.

One picture of the truck

Alot cheaper here in Maine.

I have a 96 with the same motor. Bought it for $4500 with 219k on it and now it has 255k and is going strong. That looks like a nice clean truck.

Good looking truck. Those old Toyota’s are bullet proof and hold value. Get on auto trader and cars.com and see what they are going for.

Here that truck would be listed at 10 K U.S.. I own a couple Tacoma's, and they really do hold their value. Like stated before, the only real issue with that generation Tacoma, and also 2nd. Gens, are the frames. Check very closely around the catalytic converters, as the heat will start to delaminate them there. That is how one of mine got replaced, just a 10mm. hole by the Cat,.that I had never even noticed when inspecting it. If you could get it for 10K Canadian I would think that's a good price, at least around us. Also, all of our Tacoma's go to Krown every year, the oldest are 2007,and 2010 models that get driven in the snow and salt , both frames could pass for new still.

I have a '98 and talked to a guy that worked for a local Toyota dealership for 9 years as a mechanic. He said that the frame rusting issues were for states that use a lot of salt, ie. Midwest and east. I didn't have to worry about it here since I bought it new and has stayed in MT. Some used vehicles you don't know where they came from unless you do a vehicle background type check. By the way, mine only has the 4 cyl., standard trans, and I am 400 miles away from 330,000. I did just have the original clutch done this year.

I bought my 2005, v6, 4×4, manual 6 speed trans with 148,573 miles on it, four years ago for $11,000.
Best vehicle I have ever owned. I'm actually sitting in it now.....
I would trust driving this truck cross country, right now, as it is. Just starting to get broke in.

I looked for a year and personally only found one decent one under $10,000 but it sold right away for 8500. They really do hold their value well. I gave up and bought a new one.

Around here a good practice is to see what they go for at the auto auctions then add 40-60% like the stealer ships do.