Toyota 4runner 1987 Sr5 on 2040-cars
Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Toyota
Drive Type: automatic 4x4
Model: 4Runner
Mileage: 228,000
Trim: SR5
1987 Toyota 4runner SR5 1st generation with removable top.body has new fenders with new flat black paint,top was painted stealth gray flat, both painted about 8 months ago.22RE timing belt changed at 200000 with water pump and fuel pump, 12volt guy wiring kit for the rear gate window.new shocks new heavy duty steering stabilizer , new lower drivers ball joint, new idler arm, new front CV shaft , transmission flushed,new rear pinion seal, front and rear axle fluids changed, 31x10.50 wild country TXR with 1/2 tread left mounted on 15x10 black aluminum rims, custom front bumper with flush mounted fog lights push bar clevis mounts and 2 KC slimline daylighters custom rear bumper with 2 inch receiver both bumpers sprayed with reflex bed liner at the local body shop, sony 4000p CD player/Bluetooth/USB/AUX head unit 2 power bass 4 inch two ways in the dash, 2 power bass 6x9 in back with one 10 inch MTX in composite box with power bass 1100 watt 5 channel amp, compustar remote start with alarm.4runner runs and drives great! Truck is for sale in other form so I reserve the right to end early if sold!
TRUCK IS NOT A SHOW TRUCK WAS BUILT FOR DAILY DRIVER HUNTING OR PLAY TOY
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