2006 Toyota Tacoma Base Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Wanatah, Indiana, United States
2006 Toyota Tacoma Base Extended Cab Pickup 4-Door 4.0L Up for auction is a 2006 Toyota Tacoma Base Extended Cab Pickup 4-Door 4.0L. The truck is in excellent condition - rust-free, garage-kept and adult-driven. Both interior and exterior are like new. Tacoma runs excellent with no mechanical problems. It has been regularly serviced and detailed by Toyota - complete with all service records and original factory manual. We are the second owners of the truck and are selling because I purchased my wife a new vehicle. Features Power Steering, Locks, Mirrors & Windows On-Demand 4 Wheel Drive Cruise Tilt (Telescopic Wheel) 16-inch Alloy Wheels Factory Inverter (115V/400W) 6500 lb. Towing Package Keyless Entry w/ Factory Alarm Kenwood Satellite Radio w/ 6 Speakers (Steering Wheel Controls) SMC Composite Inner Bed w/ Steel Outer Panels 4-Wheel ABS 5-Speed Automatic Transmission CFC-Free Air Conditioning Engine Immobilizer 236 HP, 4.0L, V6 DOHC 24V Engine Power Rack & Pinion Steering Recent Upgrades New MAXX Battery 4 New Continental Tires New Monroe Reflex Rear Shocks Recent Tune-Up Feel free to contact Terry at (219) 406-0439 with any questions. LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY. On Jul-22-14 at 18:44:24 PDT, seller added the following information: Carfax report states on 6-11-13 accident reported by original owner involving rear impact and vehicle functional after accident. Toyota service records indicate Newark ToyotaWorld Scion repaired body damage and serviced truck until we purchased the truck on 10-1-13. |
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