1999 Toyota Tacoma Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
La Verne, California, United States
1999 Tacoma 115000 miles 4cyl standard cab 5 speed runs great have owned
it for about half of those miles. Never one issue, only regular
maintenance Has smog legal LCE header flow-master muffler(450) , and
complete AFE intake and filter (300). Has fabtec inch lift spindles(400)
in the front with total chaos spring lift shackle(145) in the rear.
aluminum rims(400) with bfg 30 at tires rear end was re-geared to
411s(800). Has air lift air bags in the rear (one of the lines
leaks)(200) Passes smog great. Has alpine cd player(250) and Alpine
door speakers(150). Driver side air bag is glued back together not
working. lots of money invested for power and mpg gain. white in color
front end work repair was done by L&G in San Damis almost (6000) in
work done with receipts including the glass works front fenders lge-ctsmotorsportscom new arms ball joints pro paint ect.
mileage will go up as I still drive it. It is for sale locally so i reserve the right to end auction at any time. Located in in the inland empire for viewing. call 90959318foursix
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Disappointed, party of one, your table is now ready...
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Check out XCAR's video below to see the AMG-fighter wrung out on track, and then ponder what could be if TMG were let loose to fiddle with other cars in Lexus' lineup. Now that's something we could get used to!