2012 Toyota Fj Cruiser Trailteams Special Edtion Package on 2040-cars
Gonzales, Texas, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: redwood80@zoho.com .
This year model is the Trail Teams Special Edition
•Radiant Red Exterior Color
•The most off ready production vehicle in history
•Mint Condition
•All freeway miles only
•All scheduled services
•Never taken off road
•No body damange
•No children or dogs
•OCD owner :)
•Seriously this truck is so clean it looks brand new
All the features included in the highest package of the Soecial Edition Trail Teams FJ Cruiser
•Special Edition Radiant Red Exterior color
•Roof Rack
•Black bumpers and grille
•Power outside mirrors with illuminated markers and rock rails
•Trail -Tuned Bilstein Shock Absorbers
•Electronically Controlled Locking Rear Differential
•Active Traction Control
•Remote Keyless Entry System
•Red-Accented Door Trim, Steering Wheel and Fabric Seat inserts
•Floating -Bai Multi-Information Display with Inclinometer
•Compass and Outside Temperature
•Cruise Control
•Auto-Dimming
•Rearview mirror with integrated Backup Camera Display
•115V/400W AC Power Outlet
•Rear Wiper
•Rear Privacy Glass on Rear Side, Quarter and Rear Door Windows
•Daytime Running Lights(DRL)
•Wheel Locks
•Trail Teams Badge
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