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1987 Toyota 4runner Sr5 5-speed 4wd 145k Miles Runs Excellent Clear Title on 2040-cars

Year:1987 Mileage:145500
Location:

Chula Vista, California, United States

Chula Vista, California, United States
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DESCRIPTION

For sale is an extremely well maintained 1987 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4-Wheel Drive 5 Speed with 145k original miles with a clean and clear title. Never abused or taken offroad, incredible condition for a 27 year old car . Runs and drives excellent. All services are up to date. A very rare and hard to find model. It is in excellent original condition, showing less than average wear and tear. It comes with the original owner's manual, removable top, tools, jack, and even original gear stick knob. Comes with all the bells and whistles available at the time. Its a rare, unmolested survivor. Please contact me with any questions. Bid with confidence!





DETAILS

  • ENGINE

2.4L Engine. The engine runs excellent. All service and maintenance up to date:

  • oil and oil filter
  • coolant
  • major tuneup
  • injection cleaning
  • fuel and air filter
  • new plugs
  • and more
  • TRANSMISSION

It has the original 5 speed manual transmission. It goes into all the gears perfectly with no slipping issues. 4Wheel drive.

  • new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing
  • resurfaced flywheel
  • INTERIOR

It has the original gray interior. It is in excellent condition with no cuts or tears in the seats. The carpets are clean and not soiled. The dash is crack free in excellent condition.

  • PAINT AND BODY

The body is in great shape with Dark Gray Metallic paint in excellent condition. It has NO dents or rust on the body. Rare removable top model. In the headliner of the removable top there are three poke marks (as seen in photos). Factory moonroof.

  • WHEELS AND TIRES

New all terrain tires all around.

  • ELECTRICAL AND ACCESSORIES

It has the factory A/C system that works great and blows cold. All the power windows and locks function correctly. It has the factory stereo. Power antenna. All original and working.

  • EXHAUST

It has the original factory exhaust system that is in great shape.

  • SUSPENSION AND BRAKES

New brakes all around. The suspension is stock and is in very good shape.


  • PHOTOS

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