2014 Toyota Tundra on 2040-cars
East Machias, Maine, United States
Feel free to email: samirasttastet@fungirls.net .
For sale is a 2014 Toyota Tundra 5.7l SR5 4WD. 79,500miles (I'm still driving it)
Currently covered by Toyota 7 year, 100,00 mile warranty.
Brand new tires and brakes. 5 new Michelin LTX tires.
Spark plugs, K&N filter, Front\rear differential fluids, transfer case fluids and coolant all done at 65,000 miles.
Oil changed with Mobile 1 full synthetic with Wix filter every 5,000 miles.
I believe first owner was a realtor, truck is wicked clean. NO smoking in it, regular wash and waxed. Trailer hitch
looks untouched. I haven't towed with it. It's hauled some dirt bikes and a trials bike. Bed has a mat and is
lined.
21mpg in the summer, 16.6 in the winter.
Interior and exterior are very clean. Underside was coated for winter. Single flaw pointed out in photo. It's in
the lower right hand corner of the rear, drivers side door.
Local bank has title. We will have to work with them to transfer title.
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