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Toyota Pickup Extended Cab 4 X 4 4x4 on 2040-cars
US $5,499.00
Year:1992
Mileage:272000
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Toyota extended cab 4x4 pickup
This is a good truck, i drove it to work for at least 5 months straight after i fixed it. My mother passed away recently and i inherited a newer vehicle and my wife said i could not keep both but i wish i could because i love this truck. The 4wheel drive works great, it being the 22re, is definatly not the fastest truck but it is very reliable, perfect for around town or togo to work in. The previous owner hit a deer with it so there is some body damage but not much, other wise it is fully functional. items that have been fixed or replaced in truck -radiator and hoses -thermostat -timing chain and sprockets -timing cover - oil pump -water pump - tps sensor -new injector gaskets -brand new mud tires with only 500 miles on them. (The tires are kenda m/t) -all fluids have been changed ( transmission, transfercase, rear and front diffs, engine oil, cooling system) -new idler arm - new tie rod end -new front brake pads -new headlights both -new license plate lights -fuel filter -new muffler -cap and rotor Things that don't work on vehicle -the speedometer does not work (i'm pretty sure it is the instrument cluster, because i already replaced the speed sensor) -it has a small exhaust leak at exhaust manifold -it needs new plugs and wires |
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