2004 - Toyota Tacoma on 2040-cars
Oxford, Georgia, United States
I am selling a used 2004 Toyota Tacoma in good condition with lots of aftermarket mods and upgrades. Vehicle has clean title, is owned out-right with no lease or financing, totally clean CarFax (available upon request), ready to sell for a good offer. Exterior has some scratches due to truck actually being USED (hauling, towing, off-roading, acting like a beast, etc) but truck is in excellent mechanical condition, is clean, fun, and runs great. Car features: -- V6 5VZFE engine -- Manual Transmission 5-speed, good clutch action, no slipping -- 4WD with push-button 4WD-select and hi-lo gearbox shifting -- 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS) -- Power door locks and windows -- Good A/C, still very cold, good heater, fan works fine, no issues or smells -- Heavy duty plastic bed liner -- Excellently maintained, brand-new timing belt and timing service at 144k miles, gear fluids changed regularly, regular oil changes and other maintenance Aftermarket upgrades: -- Premium Alpine 2-slot high full-screen touch panel entertainment system with iPod integration, Bluetooth for music and phone calls, GPS Navigation, HD radio, rear backup camera integration, and more -- Premium speakers with door tweeters and powered subwoofer -- Viper 5701 security system with door-lock sensors, impact sensor, glass-breakage sensor, tilt sensor, proximity sensor, ultra-bright armed indicator, starter shutdown, and long-distance two-way key fob (includes an additional one-way fob, too) -- Integrate remote start system with custom neutral sensor and remote start on/off master switch (http://youtu.be/n3Z-HvLvso4) -- Viper/Directed Electronics SmartStart system allows you to find the truck via GPS, lock/unlock doors and security system, remotely start the truck, check truck's status using an app on your phone (with SmartStart subscription) -- Rear backup camera -- Class IV 2" towing hitch -- All-terrain Goodyear Wrangler tires -- Folding, heavy-duty, locking aluminum truck bed cover, covers and secures your belongings if you want, or folds all the way back to allow you to use your full bed like a truck if you need -- 3" rugged Nerf bars (like side steps) -- Custom front grill covering -- K&N lifetime air filter -- Heavy duty brake pads and oversized front rotors This a truck for you to enjoy. It's lasted 166k miles and has probably got another 200k in it if you treat it right. Lots of aftermarket upgrades and a good condition make this truck a one-of-a-kind. Selling for $10,299 including all of the upgrades and aftermarkets. Please email if interested. Will travel or meet you long distances for delivery.
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Thanks to its relationship with Daihatsu, Toyota can jump right into the kei car game. Daihatsu is one of the largest producer of kei vehicles and it is currently owned by Toyota.
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