Clean 1999 Toyota Tacoma Extra Cab Extended Cab 2.4l 4cyl Rwd (hablo Espanol) on 2040-cars
Claremont, California, United States
Up for sale is my 99 Tacoma
My truck has driven far enough to get to the moon and is part of the way back. The truck has a lot of miles but its hard to tell when you drive it because the engine still runs excellent. I have taken really good care to make sure regular maintainance was done (sysnthetic oil) I really don't want to part with it because I know this truck is a gem and will last me forever but I had to buy a bigger truck to pull a trailer. That being said, I'm not desperate to sell it but I'll be reasonble if you are. For more info call or text me 909-293-9583 |
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