2006 Toyota 4runner Limited Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Algonquin, Illinois, United States
Great shape 2006 4 runner limited, This is available until March 12th. There's a few cosmetic issues other than that its mint. 4wd, Privacy glass, JBL premium 10spker sound, Multi dsk CD, memory seats, heated seats, pwr door lcks,pwr mirrors, pwr moon roof, Sirius radio, pwr rear window w/wiper,rear defrost. Tow package. husky liners, religious oil changes, original spare tire and rim/nevr used. Tires 70%, everything works great100% AC,heat, windows etc. There is a hole wore on the left side of the drivers side seat on the side. There is a small 1/2" tear on the leather just below the window on the passenger side. 6-7 spots on the hatch where there is spot rust starting 1/4" less. This vehicle can be shown at anytime, pick up only. Email or text with any questions or for more pics. If you want more pics let me know. Must see in person. 847 366 8689
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