2001 Toyota Tacoma Pre Runner Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
Dublin, Ohio, United States
This is Toyota's famous Tacoma doublecab SR5 prerunner in the right color… black. I am the original owner and have had no issues with this wonderful truck since I have owned it. It has never left me stranded. It has the stance of an off road vehicle but with only two wheel drive. The truck goes down the road like a champ and has always worked extremely well. (Duh… it's a Toyota!)The vehicle is in excellent condition. The paint is bright with no rust. The interior is excellent with no tears or rips. The dashboard is virtually perfect… no cracking or fading. The drivetrain runs as good as always and, while 175,000 may seem like a lot of miles, anyone familiar with Toyotas knows this truck has probably not even reached its half-life. Everything is solid and there are no rattles or squeaks. There is a two inch hitch with a flat four wiring harness and the truck can pull 3,500 pounds. It hasn't pulled too many trailers but when it does, it still travels with a lot of confidence. The ARE fiberglass cap, their top of the line "Z" model ($1,400 when new), is also in excellent condition. The General Grabber tires have less than 5,000 miles on them The rear bumper is new as there had been a little surface rust appearing. The bedliner is excellent and has done it's job very well. There is a pass-through window allowing you haul items up to 10 feet long while keeping the tailgate and cap cover closed. The air-conditioning blows cold and has recently had many of the fluid changed, including the engine oil and power steering fluid. This is a great truck. We are only selling it because we are moving to Hawaii and need a four wheel drive over there. Please ask any questions if things seem unclear. Thanks for looking! |
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