2004 Toyota Tacoma Pre Runner Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
You are looking at a 2004 Toyota Tacoma SR5 RWD 6ft bed 4 door. Truck is excellent running condition, interior is gray clothe with no rips or cuts. factory mats, tinted rear windows, clean and smoke free environment. New tires with approx. only 3,000 miles and have plenty of tread. No Dents/Scratches, recently scratch removal performed for minor touch ups. Maintenance records has a car fax performed 4-4-14 that shows 1 owner, 1 accident in 2013 of rear-end collision, which was fully repaired without any frame damage. Vehicle has an anti-theft device, cannot start vehicle without code. THIS VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY. PLEASE SEND ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE BEFORE BIDDING |
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