Hi Guys, time to sell my 3rd gen. It's served me very well and I love it, but I have 4 cars now and this one needs a new home. 245k miles and it still runs perfectly and everything works as it should. I recently replaced the alternator, and changed the plugs. The front tires are new, rear tires have about 50% left. Oh yea it's on 17" 4th Gen 4Runner wheels.

$3700 obo

It looks great! I bet this sells fast. I'd buy it if you were local. How do you like the GX470? I've always been very intrigued by them.

thanks, I love the GX, it's like a 4Runner with a taller roof line and air-suspension .

bumpity bump for a good truck that needs a new home

bump, guess there's not much interest here. going to post on craigslist and ebay..

Just an observation... but the lack of interest may be due to a lack of details on your rig.

What size engine (4cyl or V6)?

Manual or automatic?

Any upgrades to suspension or drivetrain (lift, e-locker, etc.)?

Maintenance records available (oil changes, alignments, timing belt, etc.)?

Any mechanical or electrical issues (gauges, indicators, ADD, leaks, etc.)?

Any body damage that isn't shown in the photos (dings, fuel door, hood latch, power antenna, etc.)?

Location? Willing to ship or meet halfway to buyer?



These are all important questions any buyer should ask... and since you posted your rig for sale on a site dedicated to this model, it would be safe to assume that the members are subject matter experts. So posting an ad that lists tire wear, alternator and plugs as the only specific information may indicate to forum members that you either don't know the above information... or are perhaps trying to conceal it. This is not an accusation, just what a reader may assume.

I realize that all of these questions could be answered via forum post or PM... however, the burden here is on the seller.

Good luck with the sale. Your rig appears to be in good condition and I found it while searching for a rig for a buddy... but a lack of specific information presented a red flag and I decided not to inquire about it.