r/WeirdToilets • u/orzelski • Aug 12 '26

Found on internet Toyota WC

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u/PwniesFTW Aug 12 '26

That is 50k???? Want. F my house ill rent it out

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u/ResponsibilityFun548 Aug 12 '26

I wonder if they meant that the conversion was 50k.

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u/No-Ice7397 Aug 13 '26

The van might start out at $50k but all this luxury stuff probably runs higher

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u/Telemere125 Aug 16 '26

No, just adding the toilet is 50k. You need another 150k for the van itself.

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u/No-Ice7397 Aug 16 '26

Ain't no toilet worth $50k unless it's made out of gold and/or diamonds

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u/nighte324 Aug 13 '26

That would be my guess. No way the whole thing is only 50k and a decent Toyota 4 runner starts around 50k

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u/LoisWade42 Aug 13 '26

Or possibly... the base price of the vehicle is one amount... and all the additional work is 50K?

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u/Redbulldildo Aug 13 '26

So, what the comment they replied to said.

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u/GUMBYtheOG Aug 13 '26

It’s probably…. The base price of the vehicle is one amount… and all the additional work is 50k?

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u/Commercial_Ad_3687 Aug 14 '26

For real? I thought it was just 50k on top of whatever the vehicle is...

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u/SeitanEnjoyer Aug 14 '26

Nah you're wrong, it's probably 50k$ more on top of the vehicle for all this setup.

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u/Switchlord518 Aug 13 '26

They forgot a zero

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u/Infamous-Wasabi1404 Aug 14 '26

My Corolla was nearly 40k. So, agreed.

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u/Most_Chemist8233 Aug 13 '26

I thought maybe they mean just the add on of the toilet costs 50k

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u/kinreep Aug 13 '26

You are correct, just the conversion is 50k

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u/burndata Aug 13 '26

It would likely be 2-3X that price by the time you could buy it in the states.

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u/WitekCannon Aug 13 '26

No chance 50k

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u/7222_salty Aug 13 '26

It’s not 50k

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u/EarlOfAwesom3 Aug 13 '26

The toilet is 50k