1998 Toyota 4runner Sr5 Sport Utility 4-door 3.4l Low Miles Dependable on 2040-cars
Geneva, Illinois, United States
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This 4 Runner has very low miles on it, 129K miles for a Toyota truck is nothing. It has been very well maintained over the years. It has a brand new stereo that is XM / Pandora / blue tooth capable and has an AUX jack for your phone. The tires on the truck are solid, the brakes are very recent and a bunch of items were taken care of on the engine to make sure it ran perfectly. It has a tow package. Cold A/C, Cruise control and a sun roof. This was a truck for my son, but he wanted a jeep, so she has to go. There is some rust in the usual spots on this truck and the drivers side has a slight crease in the front and rear door. There is a small dent in the front bumper too. All the windows work, including the sun roof. We take this truck on long haul 6 hr drives to Wisconsin, never let us down. It amazed me how terrific it was in the deep snow! The inside has clothe seats, no tears to speak of. This would be a great truck for work or a person that needs reliable transportation at a good price.
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