2013 Toyota Tacoma Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
Bartow, Florida, United States
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I am the original owner of this great little truck which was purchased new at Quality Imports Toyota in Fort Walton Beach, FL. The truck is a grey Toyota Tacoma automatic 2 door 4cyl. It is missing a small plastic plate under the right headlight and has some minor scratches. The truck has air conditioning and a touch Bluetooth cd/aux/radio display. It will allows you to take and make calls hands free as well as sync with your iTunes wirelessly. I had Toyota mount a hitch on the back so it's got the arm and ball and it's ready to tow! This truck runs like a champ and has no mechanical issues. I am also a nonsmoker and all the miles on the truck are highway miles from driving too and from work.
I want to do a local pickup with the truck. This means if you win the auction you'll have to pick it up from central florida. I also have a lien against the truck. Upon the purchase of the vehicle and amount deposited into my Paypal. I will need 7-10 business days for Southeast Toyota Finance to release the title. If you are purchasing the truck via a bank the process is a little easier because the title will be transferred electronically to the bank you got your loan through. If you live in another state it might take a little more time to process and release the title but it is in my own advantage to get it to you ASAP. This truck is being sold as is. Please contact me if you have any questions and happy bidding!!!! |
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