2001 Toyota Tundra Sr5 Access Cab 4x4 Trd Offroad Strobes One Owner on 2040-cars
Hillside, New Jersey, United States
ONE OWNER TOYOTA TUNDRA TRD OFFROAD 4X4 ACCESS CAB PICKUP. AUTOMATIC, A/C, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY WITH REMOTE START, STROBE LIGHTS INSTALLED ON CORNER LIGHTS FRONT AND BACK. THE BODY OF THE TRUCK IS VERY CLEAN AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES. THE TRUCK HAS 111K MILES RUNS GREAT. THIS TRUCK HAS THE INFAMOUS RUSTED FRAME ISSUE THAT IS BEING RECALLED OR SAFETY INSPECTED BY TOYOTA. IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE RECALL YOU WILL NEED TO BRING THE TRUCK TO TOYOTA AND HAVE IT SAFETY INSPECTED. AT THAT TIME THEY WILL KEEP THE TRUCK AND GIVE YOU A LOANER CAR SO THAT THEY CAN ORDER AND REPLACE THE FRAME. YOU CAN DO A GOOGLE SEARCH OF "2001 RUSTED TUNDRA FRAME NHTSA RECALL" AND READ ALL ABOUT IT.THE TRUCK DRIVES FINE AND EVERYTHING WORKS. IT DOES HAVE AN MINOR EXHAUST LEAK. I AM OFFERING THIS TRUCK AS IS AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE OF $6400. YOU CAN CHOOSE TO BRING IT IN FOR SAFETY RECALL OR NOT. I AM A LICENSED NJ DEALER SO I DO COLLECT SALES TAX ON ALL NJ SALES. OUT OF STATE SALES AND EXPORTERS DO NOT PAY TAX IF THEY DO NOT INTEND TO REGISTER IN THE STATE OF NJ. I WILL ISSUE AN OUT OF STATE OR IN STATE TEMP FOR FREE IF YOU HAVE INSURANCE. YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT 973-650-1408 TO COME SEE THE TRUCK AT 169 ROUTE 22, HILLSIDE, NJ,07205.
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