2003 Toyota on 2040-cars
Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, United States
2003 Toyota Sequoia Limited 141,000 miles - V8 - 4 x 4 - new tires - sunroof - towing package - power seats - cold AC - leather seats - third row seating (8 Passengers) - rear controls - DVD - CD/cassette AM/FM radio - power windows - power rear window (tailgate) - running boards - fog lights ? ? Vehicle runs excellent, only 2,500 miles on new tires, new rotors, new brakes ? The hood on this vehicle lost it's clear coat. The rear bumper has a crack. Tailgate has some dents and scratches. The tailgate latch is jammed, minor fix. Interior is in great condition, normal wear on leather seats and all seams still in tact. There is a little tear on drivers side bottom seat on the side. The AC works great no issues. The 4 wheel drive shifts smoothly. Overall this is a wonderful SUV. |
Toyota Sequoia for Sale
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