Toyota Tundra Crewmax, Sr5, Trd, 2010 on 2040-cars
Sullivans Island, South Carolina, United States
Condition: Truck is great condition. Just over 57,000 miles of which are mostly highway miles. There are a couple minor dings in the tailgate, and some paint stains in the truck bed liner. The bed liner will be repaired before pickup of the truck if it is to sell. I have been the one an only owner of the truck, and it has been in a smoke free. I am sad to sell this truck, but I am moving and cannot take it with me.
Features: This Tundra has Wet Okole seat covers that have been installed since I first owned the truck. The interior cloth seats underneath are in perfect condition, and the seat covers are also in excellent condition aside from the drivers seat which is in good condition. There have never been any mechanical problems. I have kept up with all the maintenance as per the Toyota scheduled requirements, and have kept up with this vehicle meticulously. This Tundra also has aftermarket professionally tinted windows that are the legal maximum amount of tint for South Carolina. History: I am the original owner. This vehicle was purchased as a new vehicle in North Charleston, SC at Hendrick Toyota Scion. Shipping and Payment: Certified Check will be accepted at the time the vehicle changes hands. I can deliver vehicle up to 150 miles from Charleston, South Carolina. Pick up of the vehicle is preferred. |
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