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Time to sell my Tundra. Before you read further know that this is my daily driver in Atlanta traffic so don't mistake this for a lifted truck that is not drivable. Just got 23mpg on a 600+ mile trip. Truck is for sale locally so get it quick. I'm not the negotiating type, but I will tell you no unlike some of the unfriendly folks on eBay. Mechanically a 9/10 and paint is 8/10. I bought the truck lifted from the local Toyota dealer (Marietta Toyota) who has sold the truck 3 times. They sold it new, then took it in on trade two more times. Yes, glad to verify it. I do not know what kit was used and would guess that its a 4" lift on 31" Toyo TerraGrapplers (40% treadlife approx.). The deck at my office is 7' and the antenna pings occasionally but I park without issue. It also has aftermarket exhaust that rumbles. Almost sounds like glass packs. No idea of brand but sounds great for a V6. Eight foot bed. The facts are it has Mobil One every 5k with Mobil One filter. OEM air filter and plugs 6 months old. Under the hood and the undercarriage of this truck are almost new looking. Timing belt done at 80-90k and yes I can show you. New alternator and belts. This truck has load leveler airbags under the bed with air inlets by the tag so that if you put a heavy load in the bed you put air in to adjust the ride. Has towing pkg and have never pulled more than a trailer with one of my bikes on it to and from shop. I put an Alpine head unit in and added a Parrot Mki9200 ($1k for both). This allows you to talk on your phone through car stereo and microphone and to also stream music via Bluetooth or hardwire. You can simply put your music on a thumb drive and plug it in if you like. Sounds great. Windows are tinted and bedliner is freaking industrial. Sylvania $100 headlights with KC's and yellow LED's wired to low beam so all on at low beam and off at high. Switches on dash to adjust accordingly. this is the list of what is "wrong" and is exhaustive. I have excellent feedback for a reason. Nothing to hide. A couple of paint chips here and there...maybe four. Non bigger than 3mm. Crack in right tail light assy. Doesn't leak and cannot see. Bottom of door jams are scratched on both sides from getting in and out. Seat on driver's side has started to crumble...this is on the side and not on the seating surface...it's from sliding out of the truck and there is no stuffing or whatever showing. I am putting a new windshield in it this week as the GPS unit somehow caused a crack. I walked out one Monday after a very hot sunday of not doing anything and it was there right where the GPS is attached. Regardless, new windshield. Small dent in driver rear bed see pic no paint scratched. Never tried to pull it...was there when I bought truck. That's it. Swear it. I LOVE this truck. Too many toys. 3 bikes a car and a truck. Living the life, but gonna swap this one for something else. No one can tell this is a two wheel drive V6 and you will surely get 300k if you treat it right. |
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