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1-owner Toyota 4runner Limited 4x4 Excellent Condition on 2040-cars

Year:2000 Mileage:153998
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1-Owner 2000 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4x4 3.4 V6 automatic. This is your chance to own this iconic 4Runner.  Loaded with Leather Interior, Moonroof, Locking Rear Differential, Rear Heater, Automatic Climate control.  Everything works like new, power antennae, windows, locks, 4wd system, moonroof.  

New michelin tires have less than 9k miles on them.  This vehicle has been meticulously maintained since new, recently (within the last couple years) replaced the starter, alternator, battery and radiator (this was for preventative maintenance, google pink milkshake for 4runner and you will see why).  The timing belt was replaced as scheduled as well as other routine maintenance.  I have all the maintenance records since new, window sticker, 2 sets of keys, and manuals.  Also, I bought one of the last sets of factory 3rd Gen 4runner floormats last year so fear not, they have plenty of life left.  The truck does have some rock chips and scratches but is in excellent condition for being 14 years old. Paint is still shiny.  A couple people I work with thought it was new.

This car is located within 40 minutes of the Indianapolis airport, feel free to fly-in and drive home.  I took the 4Runner to Northern Minnesota last fall with 3 other adult Males and all of our fishing gear for a week.  Round trip was over 2000k miles and I didn't have a single concern about the 4runner making the trip.  I would drive this car across the country without hesitation.  The brakes are good, tires new, suspension is good, new fluids, new starter, new radiator.   Ready to drive, perfect for snow.  Feel free to come look before the auction is over. 

This truck is for sale locally and as/is, I will pull the listing if it sells locally.  I will not arrange shipping, please look at all the purchase deals before you bid.  If you bid you are agreeing to buy.

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