I do not understand how you can find a Tundra like this that low priced. I have been trying to find a truck for about 2 years, and everything falls through, or they want $10,000+ for a truck like this. I live in a suburb of Rockford, Il.
I agree you can make money off of dealers. Back in my hay day 30 years ago, I got connected with a dealer that sold me trade ins that had some issues out of their backlot of stuff that wasn't technically for sale yet, that is where I shopped. not sure if they just wanted them gone easily or if they lacked a decent mechanic. 1 truck that comes to my mind was a 4 cylinder ford ranger that I gave them $400 because it needed an engine they claimed. hauled it home and looked at it. It had new plug wires on it but not in the correct order, swapped them around and it ran perfect. that was a fast $2500 flip. Everything they sold me was an easy fix and just some detailing/cleaning. here we are allowed 5 cars a year without a dealers license. Thanks for bringing back my memories when I did this full time, had to subscribe for that. I should do this again, it was fun. bad part title fees are not $15 here anymore, they are something like $160 now.
There is a SL500 red in good condition for sale in Plainfield for 2500 way under valued if I had the money I'd buy it and flip it. I'm having having a hard time finding anything to flip near Avon/Plainfield lol
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I do not understand how you can find a Tundra like this that low priced. I have been trying to find a truck for about 2 years, and everything falls through, or they want $10,000+ for a truck like this. I live in a suburb of Rockford, Il.
Awesome content! Love these videos
Thanks.
Love the Honda ball cap while you're driving a Toyota nice contradiction😂
Looks good. Should have restored the headlights
I agree you can make money off of dealers. Back in my hay day 30 years ago, I got connected with a dealer that sold me trade ins that had some issues out of their backlot of stuff that wasn't technically for sale yet, that is where I shopped. not sure if they just wanted them gone easily or if they lacked a decent mechanic. 1 truck that comes to my mind was a 4 cylinder ford ranger that I gave them $400 because it needed an engine they claimed. hauled it home and looked at it. It had new plug wires on it but not in the correct order, swapped them around and it ran perfect. that was a fast $2500 flip. Everything they sold me was an easy fix and just some detailing/cleaning.
here we are allowed 5 cars a year without a dealers license. Thanks for bringing back my memories when I did this full time, had to subscribe for that. I should do this again, it was fun. bad part title fees are not $15 here anymore, they are something like $160 now.
There is a SL500 red in good condition for sale in Plainfield for 2500 way under valued if I had the money I'd buy it and flip it. I'm having having a hard time finding anything to flip near Avon/Plainfield lol
What do you do about insurance? Just go without it?
We need more videos!!
How do you sell it shortly after buying? Doesn't it take weeks or months to get your title?
So did you pay a sales tax and title fee? And do you do it on every flip??
This was a dealer truck, so that works slightly differently. But yes, doing it privately, you need to pay tax and title everything.
1 or 2 k? What dealer smoking
Wanna sell your green second gen very interested if you wanna sell it
Goldmine right there.