Hey, I just saw this promo vid toady, and my guess is that its going to go for about $7k.? Ha, just kidding, I actually saw it on C&B's recently sold page. I do think that you got a pretty good price. Hope it met your expectations. I really like what you did in this video, in fact I don't think I've ever seen a better one that exposed all the +'s and -'s. BTW, last year I was driving a 2000 Odyssey that the trans. went out on, and I got $200 for it...anyways, take care.🙂
AWD is not necessary if you're not in snow. No one is gonna do serious OFF ROAD with a lifted minivan either. For that, you need true 4x4 with locking diffs. All you need is extra ground clearance. Which is why they make the lift kit. Keep it simple and get the FWD. You have 1,000 lbs of engine weight pushing down on the front wheels. So you're gonna get all the traction you need. Dirt bikes go everywhere with power to only ONE wheel. Here you have TWO wheels pulling you... that are weighted. It's like putting sandbags in the back of the bed on RWD trucks for traction. People have been doing it for 100 years, because it works. FWD Sienna is the ballz. Esp lifted. No sandbags required. Engine weight does the same trick. And none of those AWD parts to burn out and break... costly to repair. Keep it simple. Enjoy more!
Found this comment on a video from the company that sells this lift: “I had a 2006 with a Journey's lift on it..loved it other than the fact it wore out 2 sets of (factory, not aftermarket..ouch!) CV axles within 40k miles”
Just bought an 06 Sienna AWD with 130,000. It was a one owner, garage kept and no accidents. I paid $9k for it. Curious, did you do your own lift kit from Journey? I’m planning on doing that. The clunking might have been worn sway bar links which are easy to replace.
clean minivan great condition 👌
Hey, I just saw this promo vid toady, and my guess is that its going to go for about $7k.? Ha, just kidding, I actually saw it on C&B's recently sold page. I do think that you got a pretty good price. Hope it met your expectations. I really like what you did in this video, in fact I don't think I've ever seen a better one that exposed all the +'s and -'s. BTW, last year I was driving a 2000 Odyssey that the trans. went out on, and I got $200 for it...anyways, take care.🙂
yeah I was expecting between 6-7K so I felt it got all the money it should have.
That is my dream vehicle. I too wish it had more oomph tho.
I think all the 2nd gen have the 50/50 AWD? I sure hope so, I'm looking to buy a later 2007-2010 model in a few years.
Nice! Lifted with the original tires?
I have this van, and having trouble finding a shop that woll lift it.
How much did you get for it?
So how much do you want for it??
AWD is not necessary if you're not in snow.
No one is gonna do serious OFF ROAD with a lifted minivan either. For that, you need true 4x4 with locking diffs.
All you need is extra ground clearance. Which is why they make the lift kit.
Keep it simple and get the FWD. You have 1,000 lbs of engine weight pushing down on the front wheels. So you're gonna get all the traction you need.
Dirt bikes go everywhere with power to only ONE wheel. Here you have TWO wheels pulling you... that are weighted.
It's like putting sandbags in the back of the bed on RWD trucks for traction. People have been doing it for 100 years, because it works.
FWD Sienna is the ballz. Esp lifted. No sandbags required. Engine weight does the same trick. And none of those AWD parts to burn out and break... costly to repair.
Keep it simple. Enjoy more!
Have you had issues with wear on the CV axles?
Found this comment on a video from the company that sells this lift:
“I had a 2006 with a Journey's lift on it..loved it other than the fact it wore out 2 sets of (factory, not aftermarket..ouch!) CV axles within 40k miles”
That was with the cheap spacer kit though. Not the full suspension lift
@@Wickedfix76 Is the Journey's off road the full suspension kit? Or who makes a full suspension lift?
What's the name of that company and phone number for kit for lifting sienna please send me
www.journeysoffroad.com/
Lol sweet!
Selling it or no
I wish U can gift it to me boss, would be really happy
Just bought an 06 Sienna AWD with 130,000. It was a one owner, garage kept and no accidents. I paid $9k for it. Curious, did you do your own lift kit from Journey? I’m planning on doing that. The clunking might have been worn sway bar links which are easy to replace.
If you hear about another one. I’m Looking! Thanks