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2001 Toyota Tacoma Dlx Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
Year:2001
Mileage:190000
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This is a very clean 2001 truck. Engine and transmission including 4X4 works and runs out great. It does need an O2 sensor which is about $230 from dealership. I have an OEM replacement rear bumper that just needs to be put on. The only thing that has gone out was the power steering pump. That was replaced in 2007. This was my wife's truck so it was hardly used as a truck. It has been pampered throughout most its life. I am only selling it because I am in military with an hour commute to work so I am looking for something in the higher MPG range. It has been a fantastic truck and completely checked out by a local dealership for any recalls or announcements and passed with no problem. Other then getting bumped in the bumper, hence the need for the bumper, it has never been in an accident. In 2008 we had a bed cover installed. It is one that is hard plastic material but light enough that one person can remove it and store it. That was about $750 installed. The truck also has an alarm system installed but I disconnected it. I could not figure out how to set sensitivity and it kept going off. It was easier to just disconnect. We bought the truck as a lease buy back in 2005 from the bank that originally leased it so I guess we are the second owner. As far as payment and shipping. All shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer. All funds will be through PayPal or certified check or cash. The title and truck will not be released until payment has fully cleared. I prefer cash or certified check to lower PayPal charges. |
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