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2002 Toyota Tacoma Sr5 4x4 V6 Automatic Yakima Rack Leer Shell Subwoofer on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:2002 Mileage:191849
Location:

Gallup, New Mexico, United States

Gallup, New Mexico, United States
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I am looking to buy a full size pickup for wood/water hauling, towing, and building purposes, otherwise I would not be letting this Tacoma go.  The truck is being re-listed at a lower price, as I am sure this is the right rig for someone out there.  There are some other nice Tacomas out there and this truck at this price is very competitive.  Thanks for looking.

Truck is for sale with the following extras:

Yakima towers, load bars, and two Copperhead trays (all with locks and keys).
10 inch Peak Audio subwoofer with box, Lightning Audio amp, Kenwood deck (with aux jack), and new door, tweeter, and rear speakers.

Leer shell with new, strong lifts, sliding rear windows, interior light (currently not working), and carpeted ceiling and walls.
ARB bumper and Hella fog lights.

Power windows, locks, cruise control, and mirrors all work. Recently re-charged A/C blows cold and heat is hot. Glass is intact and interior is nearly perfect. Bed has been Rhino Lined. A new starter was installed in July 2013.  Timing belt was replaced at 99,923 miles.  Oil, filter, and all fluids have been changed per manufacturer recommendations, and no additional work has been necessary. Truck was recently detailed and the interior is extremely clean with no tears or stains on the carpet or upholstery.  The engine compartment is clean and there are no leaks at all.  The 4 wheel drive is perfect and transfer case shifts smoothly and quietly.  This truck starts every time with no hesitation in all conditions.  Clean and clear NM title for easy sale and transfer. 

The truck has the stock Toyota tow package with a class V hitch (6,000 lb maximum) and 7-way connector (fully operational).

This Tacoma has been absolutely bomber in all ways and will continue to be for many more miles. It has clearly benefited from solid maintenance. Please note that all badging has been stripped off, and grille and ARB bumper have been recently painted matte black. This is the 4x4 SR5 V6 Automatic and is not the TRD edition. Wheels are sound and look good, but do have some clear coat damage.

Give me a call with any questions.

Chuck Whitney
505.870.3752
oldblue5544@yahoo.com

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