2008 Toyota Fj Cruiser. Immaculate, One Owner, 14,900 Orig Mi. Tons Of Extras! on 2040-cars
Parkersburg, West Virginia, United States
2008 FJ Cruiser. One owner, garage kept, 14,9XX ORIGINAL miles!
I wanted one of these things ever since the first day I heard they were being made---then on one snowy January day in 2009, my dream came true. It was (and is) everything I had hoped for. It has rugged, get-out-of-my-way looks, a peppy engine (considering the vehicle weight) and an aggressive exhaust note. It has all the earmarks of a post-apocalyptic urban assault vehicle, but with a comfortable and reassuring ride and the peace of mind that comes from owning a Toyota. Reliable doesn't even start to describe it. I have compounded the aggressive utility of this modern day road beast by adding a genuine ARB Bull Bumper---engineered in Australia to withstand plowing into full-grown kangaroos at highway speed. I have also added a BRAND NEW set of N-Fab nerf bar steps, Hella driving lights on the bumper, and Hella 500 Offroaders on the TRD roof rack air dam (The roof lights are not hooked up--just installed). It's also go some very high end Bilstien shocks. Now it looks like a cross between an armored car, and something from a Stephen King novel. The front bezel has had the blackout treatment as well. Don't be scared though, she purrs like a kitten and handles like a dream. My problem is, my family is outgrowing it. I have two kids and one on the way and we are starting to look at (God help me) minivans. Excuse me for a second…I think I have something in my eye. Sniff. Needless to say, this vehicle has spent every night of its life safely inside my garage. I am the first and only owner and I have managed to put less than 15,000 miles on it since I bought it (almost 5 years ago). The truck has NEVER been off road and it has NEVER been smoked in --or around. It has been babied far much more than of vehicle of its legendary off road prowess should be. But that's me. If you aspire to crawl rocks at Moab, or pull your buddies' Jeeps and Hummers out of the mud while laughing heartily, THIS is the vehicle for you. It's loaded. Plus it has the TRD Offroad package which includes 16" Aluminum rims, offroad tires (5) and Bilstien shocks. I had the front two shocks changed to Bilstein adjustables to level up the front under the weight of the ARB Bumper. Now she sits just perfect! It's also got: passenger arm rest spare tire cover ipod connection factory roof rack 3-piece removable cargo shelf back up alarm Monster Rubber all-season mats TRD Factory Carpet Mats Carpet cargo cover Cargo net Original Brochure Water/weather proof interior If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me. I am asking $25,500OBO Thanks for looking! |
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Disappointed, party of one, your table is now ready...
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