Toyota Tacoma

Don't want to do this, have posted up before but never pushed hard enough to actually sell it. This time it's for real, getting a house and I preffer to have the money instead of a truck.

Most of you have seen it in action, it's a great reliable truck on and offroad with the right driver behind the wheel.

It was babied for a while but decided that after two years of not wheeling that I needed to get back into it. Wheeled it with out sliders and street tires and bang it up a bit, got me some sliders a 2" lift and MT's and really banged it up some more.

Details; 01 Toyota Tacoma, TRD, 4X4, SR5, Extra cab, 5-Spd. 3.4 liter V6, Power everything, cruise, ARB bumper, Trail Gear (welded by Ted at Krawltex) rock sliders, Kuhmoh MT's.

It has rock rash, and dents, but the truck is very reliable. It has 165,000 miles on it, the timing belt was replaced at 110,000 along with the all of the plugs, wires and coil packs. The battery was replaced at 60,000 miles with a Interstate, has been reliable. The O2 sensors went out on it a while back ago and I never replaced them so it will not pass inspection, you will need to replace the O2 sensors to get a sticker. I have a source that can get original Toyota parts for less than Toyota suggests.

I have Davin's Camburg suspension lift waiting to be installed, if you want that it will be $800 more for it, if you want just the lift offer me something for it. I have the front coil and rear springs, plus the drop down bolts.

I have used this truck for everything, driving to and from work, trips to Houston, Austin and every where else in between I have wheeled it at Katemcy rocks, Hidden Falls, and Longs off-road park, other than the typical offroad rash I have not broken anything on the drivetrain.

Both NADA and Blue book suggests the fair value is $7325, fair meaning Some mechanical or cosmetic defects and needs servicing but is still in reasonable running condition. Clean title history, the paint, body and/or interior needs work performed by a professional or some one with mechanical knowledge. Tires may need to be replaced, there may be some repairable rust damage.

$6500 obo

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Sad days...

31 looks and no offers? I know some one out there wants a great Toyota truck!

Dude this is a sweet ass truck. I would buy it, if my family could fit.

FUKTRUBL wrote:Dude this is a sweet ass truck. I would buy it, if my family could fit.

It's easy to do, take the bed off make yourself a flatbed with a cage and put some rear seats. There you go will be a much better wheeler than your TJ.

Just like this Toyota

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Update, I had the truck inspected yesterday so the sticker expires Jan of 2011, I will look into getting new O2 sensors. New price $6000 obo

I forgot to update that the Camburg coils and deaver rear springs are sold.

A have an offer, it's pending transaction.