1988 Toyota 4runner Bone Stock Original V6 Loaded 1st Generation on 2040-cars
Oakland, California, United States
Let me start by saying this is a very solid 4runner, its my daily driver and it runs fantastic. The top has never been removed and is in great shape. This truck is loaded for its time, AC blows cold, Automatic transmission works perfect and has the ECT option with overdrive. Has cruise control with tilt steering. Does have a small oil leak somewhere near the lower front, not sure where its from, I have noticed lately that it might need an alignment of the front wheels. This is a super reliable and fun truck and I hate to see it go, but my daughter needs something newer with air bags and such. The interior is a strong 9 out of 10, the paint is original and has the typical fading of the clear coat on the passenger side. Please email me with any questions..
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