2004 Toyota 4runner Limited V8 Gray Leather All Options on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
I love this truck and she's served us well for years, but now it's time to sell because we have a new wagon and we're just not driving her much anymore. She drives great and the interior and body are in excellent shape. She has 4WD, power everything, a sunroof, heated seats, leather, the premium JBL stereo (sounds great), the optional factory X-REAS adaptive suspension system, factory towing package. The only thing that's not factory stock on this truck is an iPod jack I had put in by Toyota Manhattan. 103,000 miles is nothing for a Toyota truck... there's a reason why you still see 20 year old Toyotas with 300k on them putting around every corner of this planet. Just keep changing the oil and she will last a very long time. The big V8 can haul a nice sized trailer and it moves this truck very quickly. The new Michelin Dueler tires have less than 20k on them. We just had new brake calipers and rotors installed in front at 90k and new brake pads all around were also installed at 90k. She has a valid NYS inspection and we have all the maintenance records since we have owned her. We are the 2nd owners. I have always used premium fuel in this truck. Just had her checked out on 3/30/14 by our mechanic and he installed a new front-left wheel bearing and new muffler. He also did an oil change. She has two simple and very fixable issues: 1- Rear wiper arm plastic base cracked in the car wash, so the motor turns but the wiper arm doesn't move. I never use the rear wiper so I never bothered to replace the arm. 2 - The tire pressure monitoring system always shows that the tires need air. I'm sure one of the little sensors on a wheel is bad. This is very common on an older truck. I check my tires with a tire gauge anyway, so I never got this fixed. Please let us know if you have any questions and thanks for looking.
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Buy a Toyota GT86 and your wife will hate you
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