Toyota Sequoia Sr5 - Rust Free Tn Car on 2040-cars
Broomall, Pennsylvania, United States
I'm listing this 2005 Toyota Sequoia for my sister-in-law who just moved to PA from TN. This is a rust free car. No snow or salt in TN from what she told me. This SUV has... Leather Interior Heated Front Seats Moonroof Roll down back window Four-wheel-drive Six disc CD changer Alloy wheels Tinted windows Three rows of seats Seats eight Back row fold-downs to add more trunk space Working air conditioner and heat After she drove up here she had a new water pump and timing belt put in at 120,000 miles. Small dent in rear bumper as noted above. More pictures available if requested. The vehicle is in Havertown, PA. Broomall, PA is 10 minutes or less away. |
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