2006 Toyota Tacoma Extended Cab 4x4 4cyl 5spd on 2040-cars
Buckhannon, West Virginia, United States
This Item is being Relisted Due to a NON paying Bidder Please make sure you are SERIOUS about buying a have all funds in place before placing Bid 2006 Toyota Tacoma Base Xtra Cab SR5 Exceptionally clean inside and out and with lots of extra options. The Truck has (139,000) Highway miles It has 2.7 4 cyl engine and a 5 spd manual transmission, 4X4, Hi/Lo Range The truck has Air Conditioning (But just needs recharged), Has tilt & telescoping steering wheel am/fm/CD player with 6 speakers and sounds Amazing, also Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Mirrors, Rear Sliding Glass Recently serviced and New Factory Denso Spark Plugs installed, Does not consume or have any oil leaks. It has a few light scratches a small door ding and a small dent in the rear bumper, No major damage or any accidents at all. The truck starts and runs perfect with no problems at all, Also the 4X4 works excellent going into High or Low range. It is very clean inside/out and under the hood and has been very well taken care of. NADA BOOK VALUE Clean Retail Base Price $14,575 Mileage (139,000) -$725 Total Base Price $13,850 OPTIONS Power Windows $150.00 Power Locks $150.00 Cruise Control $150.00 SR5 Package $500.00 Price With Options $14,800 I reserve the right to end the Auction early as it is listed locally. Vehicle is sold as is where is and no warranty expressed or implied.
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