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Calif Toyota 4runner 4wd Convertible Suv Oversized Mud Tires Lifted No Reserve ! on 2040-cars
Year:1989
Mileage:229000
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Up for auction is a California Survivor! A first generation 1989 Toyota 4Runner with oversized mud tires!
A daily driver. This vehicle is being sold to make room for a pickup truck that will replace it for my new job. Just driven from Los Angeles County to South Lake Tahoe.
A nice candidate for a Rock Crawler. A rare color of Toyota for this year.
The vehicle just had a brake job and a new master cylinder installed by a certified mechanic. In addition, the vehicle just had a brand new battery installed.
We have removed chipped paint from the side, about 2 feet by 2 feet. We sanded it to bare sheet metal and then primered it. This work was just done. The area is ready to be repainted.
It starts every time and is reliable. The door locks should be replaced. I have the ignition key and I have been just opening with the sliding glass of the convertible hood. Locking the doors but unlocking by sliding the window open in the back. The gas gauge is also not accurate but the odometer is and will be slightly different as the truck will be used a bit this week.The interior is in overall good shape and cleaned. Overall, this is a reliable 4x4 that would make a fun off road and winter transport or top down in the summer kind of vehicle. Fun and highly sought after. Please see the numerous photos and feel free to ask questions.
Please note that this vehicle is being sold, "As is and Where is". It is well used but not abused. Please also note that the winning bidder is responsible for payment within three days. Winning the auction is not a "marker" to come by and inspect the vehicle after the auction ends. If you wish to inspect, please do so before the auction is completed. I am not responsible to pay any State of California fees. That is the responsibility of the seller to research and pay and fees with the DMV.It is also the responsibility of the buyer to research the emission in your state. We can make no claims or verify that it will clear or not clear the emission of your state.I can assist with the logistics of shipping. I can meet a carrier in Reno for you to achieve a better shipping rate. For a prearranged negotiated fee amicable to both parties before the auction ends, I can drive the vehicle to Sacramento or the San Francisco area or ? Just please help by getting your plan preapproved so that we are on the very same page. I am in Los Angeles a lot and I am in San Jose a lot. Full payment must be received prior to my drive to the preapproved destination.
I am describing and listing this auto to the best of my ability. Please see my other auctions and thank your for looking!
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