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2005 4runner Limited Strong Engine Great Daily Driver on 2040-cars

US $8,800.00
Year:2005 Mileage:164200
Location:

San Antonio, Texas, United States

San Antonio, Texas, United States

2005 4Runner Limited Blue - 164,200 miles but easily another 164K miles left. Recently the following has been done: timing belt with water pump changed (receipt available), new battery, oil change (synthetics), new headlights, new windshield. This vehicle has been on synthetics for the past 70K+ miles. The tires are in very good condition (see photo). Vehicle driven from San Antonio to Houston & back probably 150 times. Non-smoking. I would have no hesitation driving this to Alaska (except to cold!). Reason for selling - bought a Rav4. I've owned it for about 5 years and put on 90,000 of the miles myself.

V8, 4.7 Liter 
Automatic Transmission
2WD 
Traction Control 
ABS (4-Wheel) 
Air Conditioning 
Power Windows 
Power Door Locks 
Cruise Control 
Steering
Power Steering 
Tilt Wheel 
AM/FM Stereo 
Cassette 
Premium Sound 
Dual Air Bags 
Dual Power Seats 
Leather with seat warmers 
Running Boards 
Roof Rack 
Factory Towing Pkg 
Alloy Wheels 
Factory Rear Spoiler

Known flaws: small dings/scratches on trunk lid, couple scratches on sides. carpet has a few stains and floor mats are beat up but covered with all weather rubber that are in very good condition. Fairly clean, but could be a cleaner. Drivers seat has a tear from daily use. I have included a leather fix kit but I haven't had time to try to fix it myself. Passenger side interior door panels have some nicks/scratches on them from hauling stuff. Some scuff marks on back of seats since my back seats were always full of stuff. Could use a transmission flush since I hauled a trailer a lot. The bulb is burned out on the lower display that shows the a/c info (see picture), tint removed on passenger front window (can't really tell unless you look real close)

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