Toyota: Tundra 1794 on 2040-cars
Berkeley, California, United States
I am selling my beloved Toyota Crewmax 4X4I flew down to Southern California to pick up this RED Tundra as at the time it was the only one in the Western United States.It is the 1794 Edition which means it is LOADED with everything that Toyota had to offer. I added a few special things so the truck is now perfect for you.A top of the line Snugtop fiberglass shell with liner and dog screened windows. I had the bed covered with LINE-X bed liner, simply the best in the business. I put in a Toyota Tundra bed mat to protect your knees when getting in the back. I have a custom made set of window screens by Heat Shield for the windshield, and all four doors. I had the truck parked a lot and this kept the interior in pristine condition. I put in a state of the art electric brake if you decide to tow with it. I did tow a small trailer a few times, but not anything super heavy.
Feel free to ask any further questions : iniguezpierrevhv@yahoo.com
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