1995 Toyota 4runner Sr5, V6, Automatic, 2wd. on 2040-cars
Red Bluff, California, United States
Vehicle has a straight body and is decent shape. Has been a daily driver for a college student untill it developed a severe ROD KNOCK on 3/20/2014. Starts and runs but it's loud. Vehicle has current registration and clean title. Brand new Tires, battery, stereo and speakers. The engine WILL need major repairs. Original front seats have been replaced with cloth 4runner seats, rear seat is leather. Interior and exterior need cleaning. Vehicle is in Red Bluff, CA. and will need to be picked up.
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