1990 Toyota 4runner Sr5 Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
United States
This is a great running 4Runner! The 31 inch tires are less than a year old and are perfect for all of you off roaders. The 4WD works perfect so you never have to worry about getting stuck in the snow. I live in Colorado and have driven it up to the mountains without any worries. The engine and transmission are rebuilt and have less than 150,000 miles on them. There are no leaks on the vehicle. The battery is less than a year old and it has a brand new power steering pump as well.The window visors are just a few months old. It also has a tow package and the wiring is there and ready to plug into your tow harness. The inside is in good condition considering the vehicle's age. Vehicle is equipped with back seat heat. The dash is free of cracks, the headliner is free of tears and the seats and door panels are in good shape. The driver's side seat is ripped on the side (see pictures), but no other rips in the seats or carpet.
There is some rust over both of the rear wheel wells and the front bumper has a dent on the passenger side (see pictures). There is also a small dent and a spot of rust on the rear door panel, also shown in the pictures. The Rear Anti-lock Brake light is on. It has been on since I bought the car in February of this year, but I have not had any issues with the car breaking. The oil gauge does not work on the dash...again was like that. I just check the oil on a regular basis. The air conditioning does not work and I never looked into why, so I can't say what it needs. The heat blows hot and the blower switch works on low and high, but not the middle speed for some reason. These are the only issues with the vehicle. Like I said, this is a great running vehicle and has been very reliable, as it has been my daily driver. So whether you are looking for a reliable vehicle to get you through the snow, or a vehicle to do some crazy off roading, this is the one for you. Vehicle is located in Colorado and buyer is responsible for shipping. Vehicle is sold as is without warranty, and I reserve the right to sell it locally. Feel free to email me with any further questions I may not have answered. Happy bidding! |
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