Toyota Tacoma Prerunner 2005 2wd Towing Package, New Tires, Ac, Frnt Ball Joints on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
2005 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Pickup 4D 6 ft FREE CARFAX REPORT INCLUDED (REQUEST EMAIL LINK THROUGH CONTACT SELLER (please send me a request and email address) FREE MECHANIC REPORT INCLUDED (CLEAR REPORT FROM PRECISION TUNE AUTO) VIN: 5TEKU72N45Z074074 This truck is great and has never given me any major issues. It gets regular oil changes and check ups. I did several updates this last summer: New wheels, new AC, and new front end ball joints (receipts and records of all). I am downsizing because of a new job and needed a small car. This truck has had two owners and was sold to a dealer that I purchased it from in MI. It was stored in a garage the whole time. It does not have issues with rust that some northern vehicles have because of how well it has been cared for by myself and the previous owner. It has a lot of storage inside and out. I never used it to haul large trailers and it did not have a hitch before me. Thanks for looking! I hope to get some more pictures up soon because I realized I need more of the underside and small dent up closer.
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