I want to sell my Hilux,How much does it worth now?

[ronkkk-hk]

new build and come with NIB Tower Hobbies 6 channels GOLD control

need your comments.....thanks

[GTodd]

Wow way to contribute, first post is t ask how much something is worth. Recommend going to fleabay and do some reasearch.

[dyahipfakta]

Give ya 150 quid for it

[ChrisRx718]

Bag of wotsits and a Mars bar?

[triumphjon]

much the same as anything else ,its worth whatever somebodies prepared to pay for it !

[Indetrucks]

that thing is rad!

I'll give ya $150 USD for it shipped!

lol

[Badboy]

Yo! I've seen them go for anything between £350 up to £1000 depending on quality of the object.

The Blazing Blazer I bought cost me £300 without box. The Box I bought from US cost me £310 ??? as the seller insured it for £200 I had to pay custom etc...

I saw one Hilux with box incuded for £350 in good condition. Hard to put one price on it...

Hope you get something out of this...

Badboy

[Tamiya1/10]

The starting point S/B the price of a NIB re re Bruiser. The condition with radio shown, I would say $1200.00 to $1500.00 +/- is something I would consider as a fair price that i would pay . However, given the possibility of re re in 2014 potential buyer may hold off , kind of wait and see attitude. You didn't indicate where the Hilux is, so shipping could affect the final price as most buyer hate paying $100+ for shipping.

[ronkkk-hk]

thanks all

[Quandry]

Looks like you've got some toe out there in picture 2 and worn inner wheel?

Overall it looks nice but is there really such a thing as 'Profesional build' for RC models?

Edit: answered my own question below

[dyahipfakta]

I'm a professional got a degree and a job and everything so all mine are professional builds. I'm a medical scientist but that still counts right

[Quandry]

I'm a professional got a degree and a job and everything so all mine are professional builds. I'm a medical scientist but that still counts right

I would say a professional model builder is not a 'professional' in another field, but rather someone who is commissioned to build models for payment whether it be stock or built to order. I am an I.T. professional but I don't consider myself a professional cake decorator just because I picked up a packet of Betty Crocker at Tesco.

I've rethought my question, I guess there are Professional model builders as I know a guy who does it for model jets. He does not make a living out of it but rather a bit of pocket money on the side. He is known by reputation though and his work is sought after so I would class him as a Professional model builder.