2001 Toyota Tacoma 4-wheel Drive Dlx Sr5 Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Palm Harbor, Florida, United States
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This is a 2001 SR5 V-6 Ext. Cab 4X4. It is fire-engine red and looks practically new. I am not the original owner but whoever had it before me garage kept the truck, and so have I. It has very minor scratches on the upper lip inside the bed that cannot be seen unless you are looking for them. The bed has a fully covered plastic liner. The interior is in immaculate condition except for one of the air vents that has a broken spring but it works same as new and cannot be visibly seen. The vent will sometimes point itself downward, else you would never know it it is broken. It has a tow hitch for both the ball and the square type hitch to suit various different towing needs. I have never used it for towing. I bought it with 112,000 miles on it and I have put 16k miles on it since 2007. I now drive it about 3,000 miles every 6 months and it is just not a practical vehicle for my needs. The automatic transmission shifts smooth and AC blows very cold. I have turned down many offers over the years to sell it but now I need something more practical for the small amount of driving I do. I had the windows tinted when I bought it and they look great and as new as when I got them. The sliding rear window rarely gets open. The stereo is the factory single-disk player with cassette player. All power windows and locks. It has driver and passenger side airbags. I would hate to see this vehicle be used as a work truck because of the condition it is in; however, it certainly would be a good one for that purpose. It has been my every day driver since 2007. I cannot think of anything bad to say about the truck. I am selling the truck as is and we can work out the shipping.
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