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1998 Toyota 4runner Sr5 - "carolina Blue" Custom Paint Job With Modifications on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1998 Mileage:213013
Location:

Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States

Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
Advertising:

Condition: Very good to excellent condition, Minor scratches and chips on surface (basically unnoticeable unless your up close)Very minor rust on rear bumperSignificant rust on Westin side step bars (can easily be replaced for about $300), Minor interior imperfections (clock broken, cup holder lost spring, etc.), worn and faded cloth interior, one hole and stains on carpet

Features:
Custom “North Carolina Tarheel” Blue Paint & Mods
Includes extra full set of 20” chrome rims & tires

Very well kept Toyota 4Runner. I will provide every single parts receipt and service record since 2001 (Yes I have every one!)

Remote Starter and Alarm System w/ keyless remote
Powder coated front calipers & rear drums – 8/2/06
New chrome front bumper, rear bumper, & rear bumper end caps – 8/2/06
Aluminum billet grille and stainless steel “4Runner” door sills – 6/24/05
15% sunscreen tint (8 side windows & rear window) - 6/16/05
K&N Fuel Injection Performance Kit (Intake & Filter) – 3/16/05
TRD (Toyota Racing Development) Exhaust Kit – 6/19/04
Gray/Black Carbon Fiber Dash Kit – 6/18/04
TRD Chrome license plate frame & TRD Bolts – 6/17/04
Custom North Carolina Tarheels Blue Paint Job – 5/27/04
Westin chrome side step bars (Pair) – 11/17/03
Stainless Steel Fender Trim – 11/17/03
20” Boss Sport Chrome Rims – 7/11/03
Clear front bumper & side lights/lenses – 2003
Rear Altezza (Euro) taillights - 2003
Plastic side window visors – 2/21/02
Plastic hood protector – 11/7/01

History:
I am not the original owner. I bought the vehicle in 2001 from Tri-County Toyota in Pottstown and have been in possession of it since. Previous owner had it for 3 years. From 2005-2008, it was garage kept and driven one to two days per month because I used it as a show car only. It's been my daily driver since 2008.

Shipping and payment:
I have never sold a car on ebay before so I am unfamiliar with this process. However, I have a Paypal account so I would prefer payment to go through that. I do not have any shipping capabilities so buyer would have to arrange a pick up. Title transfer can be discussed once a purchase has been agreed upon. I do have the title in hand.

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