1999 Toyota 4runner Sr5 Sport Utility 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
Moving out of the country, so I'm selling my 1999 Toyota 4Runner Limited SR5 4WD. 190,600 mi.
I purchased this car through a private sale a little over a year ago. The owner was a little old lady who drove the car for-ever! Car is originally from New Mexico - has avoided midwest salt roads and winters. Interior is in great condition. Non-smoker, no pets. I had the whole car detailed when I first bought it - even under the hood. Engine is a V6 - drives like a dream in the mountains & snow. Brakes are good. Has had regular oil changes & maintenance. Starter & battery were replaced just a few months ago. I have all the paperwork... Addtl details: Remote-start, keyless entry, power windows, sunroof, & back window, tinted windows, rear differential, ECT, full-time 4WD mode, tow package, CD/cassette/AM/FM radio. Two downfalls (which aren't really downfalls in my opinion): Windshield recently cracked & clear coat is peeling on passenger side. I've taken both of these things into consideration when setting the price. Ideally, I'm looking to sell early June. Email or text if you're interested. |
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