I am the only owner of this truck. I have the title which is clear. The truck has never been in an accident with the exception of the dent in the bumper. My wife backed into a metal pole.

The power features and engine are in good to great condition. The outside of the truck is in fair condition. The inside is in fair condition. The photos will show the dents and scratched clearly. I did not try to hide anything at all.

The Good

Brand new off road tires. The tires are two weeks old and have not been driven off road and very little at all.
Tires aligned and balanced
New battery
All power features work
New wiper blades
Has never been used for "mud riding."
Oil changes every 3,000 miles

The Not So Good

Obvious scratches and dents. The dents on the top of the truck are from me filling a deer feeder that I made too tall. I didn't realize I was denting in the top as I stood on it. The dent over the front driver side tire is from a baseball. The dent on the bumper is from my wife backing into a metal pole. The scratches are from most anything you could imagine. Some are from tree limbs and vines while others are from us leaning over in the bed of the truck while working and unloading items.
The tail gate latch is not present. You have to pull the metal attachment to open it. It does still open and close. It does not close all the way on the passenger side which is shown in the photos. It can be fixed but I didn't need too mess with it.
The driver's seat and the passenger seat. The driver's seat is torn in several places. We simply put seat "wraps" over them and kept going. I took them off for the purpose of selling the truck. The power seat features still work fine.
The check engine light is on. This has been the case for over 100,000 miles. The mechanic, which is not myself, replaced several of them at different times over the years but finally told me to not worry about them because it will not hurt the trucks performance. I would get them replaced just because the light bothered me but I got over it.
The drivers side back window latch is broken. This can be easily replaced but I chose to use a "zip" tie instead.

Payment: I have not listed a vehicle before on Ebay but I assume you can pay via Pay Pal. I will also accept a cashier's check.

Shipping: You may either pick the truck up at my home or I will deliver it to you as a "drive-away." The charge will be 40 cents a mile to your location. I can meet the buyer along the route to save in shipping expense if needed.

You are welcome to put your mind at rest as far as me being a "fly by night" individual by checking out my name on social media outlets. You should search Glynn J Nooner and you will find my page. I don't mind you calling and asking any questions you need too as well. I've been in the same city for over 40 years so I'm not hard to find. It is a very good truck and we have loved it. I really don't want to sell it but we are getting too many vehicles. We really love it during deer season. Being able to drive to your deer stand and use either the heat or the air condition beats the heck out of a four wheeler.

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The Camry performed well in the moderate overlap frontal, side, roof strength and head restraints and seats crash tests, receiving "Good" ratings, IIHS' highest rating, in all four tests. That was enough for IIHS to award it a Top Safety Pick rating, just not TSP+.
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