2000 Toyota Tacoma Sr5 Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
Clean and in good shape at a little less than 166,000 miles. I have owned this taco since the vehicle had 30,000 miles on it. It's been in Arizona for most of its life. $8,000 OBO.
This vehicle was lifted 2 1/2" with Bilstien 5100 ride height adjustable shocks about 1 year ago, and is perfect to put 32" or 33" tires and lift another 1"-2"...currently it has stock 10.5x31xR15 wheels, but the tires have plenty of tread as they are so I didn't change them out. This Taco also has a Flowmaster cat-back exhaust an K&N cold air intake, and an aftermarket stereo that has a MP3 dock. I was a mechanic while this vehicle reached 90,000 miles, and maintained it myself during that time and ever since. The tranny and diff fluids were changed every 30,000 miles, brake flush, power steering flush and radiator flush was all completed at 60,000 and 130,000. The timing belt was done by the dealership at 120,000. There are 2 minor dents on the rear driver side quarter and under the passenger door. The interior also has a few nicks and minor issues. The drive terrain has never had an issue. Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions via email. Looking for cash or banker's check in exchange for clean title in person only. Thanks for your interest. |
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