1998 Toyota Tacoma Dlx Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Brookville, Pennsylvania, United States
Here is a very clean 1998 Toyota truck for sale!This is a NON-SMOKER truck! This truck was in Tenn. and fl. It has been in PA for less then 3 years. I undercoated it when I purchased it.It still looks very nice up underneath.It only has 89300 miles on it with lots of life left in it. I did put aftermarket cruise on it. The ac blows cold. I have 2 new tires on rims that go with it.The front were new this spring and the rear will need replaced soon.I also have an aluminum truck cap that goes with it. Everything works as it should. The paint is a little dual,but should buff to a shine. I may polish it by the time it sells. This is the factory finish with no paint work.It does have some minor chips. No evidence of any accidents. I am only selling it because I bought a new Toyota double cab 2wd.I bought this truck with 37217 mile on it.This is not a perfect truck but it is a very nice truck that will last a good long while!! If you have any questions, Please feel free to call before bidding. No question is a stupid one. Please only bid if you intend to buy. It is a real problem to resolve after the fact.Please come and look at it in person. You won't be wasting a trip. This will have a buy it now price and is also for sale locally for the buy it now price. With that in mind if you want the truck, you may not want to wait till the end of the auction because it may not be available!!!!Please don't call me upset because I sold it. For more info: 814 715-1146
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