2004 Toyota 4runner Suv Sport Edition 4wd V8 Automatic With Towing Package on 2040-cars
Genoa, Ohio, United States
2004 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition V8 Automatic 4WD Sunroof/Moonroof Towing Package w 7 pin round wiring harness, 2 in Reese Hitch Up for Auction is our Toyota 4Runner that we bought in 2005 as 2nd owner. We had a Rav prior to buying the 4runner. Because of the kids getting bigger and having friends with them, we bought a Sequoia last fall for the 3rd seat. The 4runner was maintained with oil changes every 3,000 miles. It burns no oil and runs perfectly. I loved the V8 so much that I have the same engine in the Sequoia. It has amazing power and can pull a boat with no problems. It has had the brakes done recently. It has Michelin tires that will need to be changed in 5-10,000 miles. The tires are the only weakness on this vehicle. It is absolutely beautiful without any blemishes which is why its has taken so long for me to list it. I love this vehicle and you will too. You are welcome to take a test drive. Any Questions, please call or text me at 419-260-2356 Ken
Terms: Sold as is, where is. $500 non refundable deposit due via Paypal within 48 hours. Payment in Full with cash or bank check and Pick up within 10 days of end of auction. If not paid in full within 10 days, I will re-list vehicle.
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