2002 Toyota Sequoia Sr5 4x4, 3rd Row! on 2040-cars
Champaign, Illinois, United States
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Here we have a 2002 Toyota Sequoia sr5 4 wheel drive.. The vehicle has 198,000 miles but it is in great mechanical shape. The timing belt was replaced right before i bought the vehicle at 168,000 miles and it just had a tune up roughly 5,000 miles ago. We have had no problems with this vehicle what so ever. It is a beast and can virtually go through anything. New tires about 6 months ago, with lots of life left. It is the part time 4 wheel drive with the 4.7! There are some minor paint chips as expected of a 12 year truck but overall it is very clean looking. The power antenna im having some issue with as of now, it gets stuck and then fully extends once the vehicle warms up. Also the vehicle needs a new rear hatch handle. Other than that this vehicle is in great condition! Non smoker! Also i will professionally detail the vehicle before pick up is set up.
I am closing on a house at the end of the month so i am setting the reserve somewhat low. Help me help you! :)
If you have any questions at all, feel free to ask. Thanks for looking! *vehicle sold as is, no warranty*
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