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Rescue this vehicle! It's in way too nice of shape to stay in Minnesota and rust away!

For sale is a 1995 Toyota 4Runner. This vehicle spent it's entire life between Arizona and North Dakota until last year so it has very little rust. You won't likely find a cleaner one of this era anywhere in the Midwest. This truck is the SR5 V6 (3.0 L) model with a 5 speed manual transmission, power everything including sunroof. Everything works but as with any twenty year old vehicle, it has various cosmetic and a couple of minor mechanical issues. Regarding cosmetic; the drivers seat is torn, there are several small dents throughout the body and small rust spots are beginning to appear but are very minimal. As far a mechanical, the starter should be rebuilt sometime in the near future as it doesn't want to engage every now and then. It's been this way for the year we've owned it and hasn't gotten any worse...should be addressed eventually though. We were told by a local mechanic that the right front wheel bearing requires replacing which is quoted to be a three hundred dollar job. Lastly, the check engine light is currently on but plan to have it scanned prior to sale to see what may be the issue. Besides these few issues, the truck starts, runs and drives like a dream and the 4 wheel drive works flawlessly. The timing belt was changed at 146,000. The rear springs, shocks, and stabilizer bushings, spark plugs/wires, distributor cap, ignition rotor are all new as well as the front cv axles. The tires have deep tread and should be good for many more miles. I would love to hang onto this truck but will be moving to the east coast later this summer and can't justify bringing it out there with us. Let me know of any questions or would like more photos added. If you've spent any time in the western half of our country you'll know these trucks are very sought after due to their reliability, off road abilities and general build quality.

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