SOLD

Listing this for a friend - Car is in pretty good shape, drives well. Body is in fairly good shape also, but has an imperfection in the driver side door and passenger side 1/4 panel. Nothing too major - I think it's priced appropriately and is a good deal on a solid truck.

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1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport/Highlander Edition
Mileage: 200K
Color: Black
Transmission/Drivetrain: Automatic, 4x4 (no e-locker)
Options: Power Moonroof/Sunroof, ABS, CD Player, One Touch Front Windows, Heated Side View Mirrors, Tinted Windows, Power Rear Window, Towing Package, Sport Edition seats, Hood Scoop, Black Fender Flares, Color-Keyed Bumpers & Grille, Fog Lamps, Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel, and more.


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Up for sale is my trusty 1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5. It is the special Sport/Highlander edition (Hood scoop, sits about 1"higher, etc.other above mentioned features). It has been a great car, holds it's own in any weather condition. I've driven it across the country. I'm moving and will sadly have to sell it. I've changed the oil regularly and kept up with maintenance. Everything is in good working condition (exception: the key fob for some reason won't unlock the doors, so you have to manually use the key). This car is a tank!

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1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4 Sport/Highlander Edition

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Cars for Sale: 1999 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 SR5 V6 in Allen Park, MI 48101: Sport Utility Details - 346404740 - AutoTrader.com

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Now asking $3750 with room to negotiate.

$3100 if sold by this Tuesday. This is a steal at this price!

thats an amazing price i wish you were closer

You might want to post some undercarriage pictures for rust. It looks pretty bad just by looking at the trailer hitch.

agreed, but location should set expectations.

Up here, if the truck is "solid" (meaning no actual holes or soft spots in the frame), then the price is reasonable for a local buyer.

In southern california, if the truck has surface rust it is considered rusty and should be passed over.

Bringing a northern truck (that was driven in the winter) down south does not make sense and should not be considered a logical option.

These were the thoughts when buying the truck originally. It was a solid truck but not a southern truck. For what it was, it was a very reliable, spacious vehicle for any road condition up here, so if that is what you are looking for, then it was a good option.

Car is now sold.

Thanks for the space