Toyota: Tundra Platinum Extended Crew Cab Pickup 4 on 2040-cars
May, Oklahoma, United States
You are looking at fully customized 2014 Tundra in Platinum trim with only 16K miles on it CUSTOM FEATURES: Pro Comp 6” suspension lift, 22X12” Fuel two piece wheels wrapped in 35” Toyo Open country AT II’s (that only have 5K miles on them), custom painted Grill and Toyota Badge, TRD Cold air Intake, Extang Revolution roll up bed cover, Remote tailgate lock and remote open like the new Fords, Bushwhacker pocket style fender flares, Smoked taillights, Power boards, True 6000K BI-Xenon headlights, All weather mats (carpeted ones are included), LED Interior and exterior lightning FACTORY OPTIONS: Platinum Edition, 4WD, Blind-Spot Alert, Running Boards, Line-X Bed liner , Just a brief history of the truck I am the original owner of the truck and I sold it to a good friend of mine back in December of 2015, now I am listing it for sale for him. All services have been done at Fowler Toyota. The truck is like new inside and out, there is not one mark, scratch, dent or ding on it. It is the Platinum edition so you know it has every option in the book plus the blind spot monitoring, and the spray in bed liner. Buying this truck would be like buying a new one it is a 10 out of a 10, both Keys and remotes, owner’s manual and original window sticker come with the truck.
For further questions email me : hymancrockettf@yahoo.com
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