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505hp Trd Supercharged Toyota Tundra Sr5 Extended Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 5.7l on 2040-cars

Year:2008 Mileage:37400
Location:

Newberg, Oregon, United States

Newberg, Oregon, United States

505HP Toyota Tundra, TRD Supercharged 4x4: Full warranty to 2017

 505HP and 550 foot lbs of toque Factory Toyota installed TRD Supercharger, intercooler, intake and exhaust system.      

Low miles:  37,400

SR5 and TRD package and towing package.

Suspension is custom built ICON 2.5” coil overs with remote res. And full CDC click adjust, allows you to adjust the ride.  Billet machined ICON Upper control arms and ICON 2.5” rear piggy back shocks.  Firestone airbag system on the rear axle for towing loads. 

Rigid Industries grill and 30” light bar

Rigid Industries fog light pods and D2 lights in the factory fog spots.

46 gallon long range fuel tank from Transfer Flow. This tank is a direct replacement for the OEM 26 gallon tank, US Made. 

33X12.50x20 Falken Wildpeak tires

20” Walker Evans wheels powder coated black

Truxido rolling bed cover

Outstanding truck with unbelievable power, overall real nice condition; again UNBELIEVABLE POWER this thing is quick and will tow just about anything you can legally hook up to it.   Not just tow it but tow it FAST.   Toyota puts a small 26gal fuel tank on the Tundra, we fixed this.  We pulled it out and installed a 46gal professionally built made in the US tank in the stock location from Transferflow.   Perfect.

FULL WARANTY from Toyota:  100% transferable.   This is a Platinum (best they have) warranty on almost the entire truck.  It is good to 3/19/17 or 72,160 miles.   Almost half the miles remaining.

Hayes G2 trailer brake system wired into factory towing harness  + Full Toyota Tundra floor mats + Rear folding bench seats with cargo space under them.  

The TRD Supercharger is a $7000 installed option!  All the other accessories on this truck are just over $10,000 for parts alone.   The OEM factory Toyota Platinum Warranty was over $1600, but really priceless knowing your purchase is covered and NO surprises providing coverage to 2017.   This truck has been displayed at SEMA in Las Vegas 2013.  The SEMA show sticker is still on the lower front window.  (SEMA is the worlds largest industry only car show)   Prior to my company owning this for show use, factory Toyota owned it and also used it for display use.  This is why it has all the factory Toyota TRD items on it and has such low miles. 

Truck is for sale in other listings and may be ended early, if the BUY IT NOW is still offered, will guarantee it to you. 

What to check it out in person? No problem we are located in Newberg OR.  Just call us to set up a time to see the truck 503-822-1111

At Close of Auction:

The successful "winning" bidder must telephone us, 503-822-1111 ext.1  within 24 hours after the auction has ended to verify purchase and make arrangements to complete the transaction.  In addition a $1000 nonrefundable deposit must be made via. Paypal.

Full payment must be received within 7 business days of the end of auction. Payment must be either by cashiers-check, or certified funds. If funds are not received, and an alternate arrangement has not been made, the vehicle can and will be made available to other potential buyers on a first-come, first-serve basis.  We hold the clean and clear title and warranty.   Toyota charges a $50 warranty transfer fee, this fee will be added to the end of the auction.   Once vehicle transfer is completed we will complete the Toyota documents to transfer the warranty to the new owner.   

$199 title document /Preparation fee to cover documents and express mail.   

The parties agree that this contract shall be construed under the substantive laws of the state of Oregon, that the state courts of Oregon shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any action brought to enforce the terms of this contract or over any action arising out of the underlying transaction(s) with seller and venue may be had in the Yamhill county court of the state of Oregon.

Shipping

We value your business and want you to be completely satisfied with your Ebay buying experience, from purchase to delivery. As a value added service we will assist with shipping arrangements however, the buyer pays all shipping costs.  We do not have any affiliation with, or interest in, any transportation companies and all questions or concerns should be address directly with them.  We are a business selling this truck, we are not a auto broker, this has been our vehicles since early 2013. 

Fly in and drive it home:  We are one hour from the Portland Oregon airport. (PDX)  We will pick you up in the truck if you wish to fly in to pick it up. 

NO SALES TAX in Oregon 



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