2001 Lifted Toyota Tacoma **yes You Probably Saw This On I85 This Weekend** on 2040-cars
Sanford, North Carolina, United States
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***We had a deal worked out for this truck and traveled all the way from North Carolina to Alabama to deliver. Not only did we get misrepresented by the buyer but we still have the truck and a big fuel bill. There is a good chance you saw us traveling with this in tow this past weekend. It's time for this thing of beauty to go somewhere it can be appreciated. Sitting in our shop does it no good. It was amazing the number of pictures taken while we were driving down the road at 70 MPH so this truck will get you noticed.*** LEGALLY DRIVEN IN NORTH CAROLINA!!!! Check with your local DMV for registration requirements...we only had to add headlights under bumper. I have driven this truck to my work which is an hour away with major highways as well as high traffic..... The truck was completed by Jason at KatKustoms in NewKnoxville
Body mods include a custom cowl hood, bushwhacker cutout fender flares, shaved tailgate handle, snugtop carpeted bedcover, custom 26 gallon fuel cell recessed in the bed and AFE bed cover. Both the tailgate and cover are connected to linear actuators and operated with a remote. Front grill and bumper also have been updated to include billet inserts. There are two small dents, one under the door from my knee. This happened before I learned how to get in it. LOL The other is a small crease in the top of the tailgate were I backed into the tool box.
The interior includes miscellaneous billet pieces for the vents, power window switch covers and several other pieces. I have an A pillar gauge pod but have not installed any gauges in it yet. The head unit is a Pioneer unit with a motorized 7” TV. Otherwise the interior is all stock.
The truck drives and handles great on the road. It is not a caddy but it is easy to drive once you get used to it. It has won awards in every show entered including best of show, best engineering etc. The truck was also filmed with ESPN 2. Winning bidder is responsible for arranging delivery or I can possibly deliver for fuel cost. Very motivated seller!! Contact me if you have any questions. If you have any knowledge in builds you know I have much more money invested in this build however, my kids are now into horses and this doesn't quite pull our horse trailer. I can email videos and give you the direct contact info for the fella that help do the modifications. |
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