Clean Title 4WD Lifted/Modified Toyota 4Runner on 33" tires w/ factory e-locker.





First off, I am very sad to sell her. She has been my baby for the last two years. There have been two previous owners. The original owner owned the vehicle for 13 years before selling it to his brother who owned it for a few months. I then purchased it from his brother. I have put lots of time and money into her making her the ultimate camping/weekend warrior/mall crawler truck. Currently, it has 159,000 miles on it, but that will increase as it is my daily driver. Below is a list of modifications, my service manual, and other information that makes this 4Runner so unique. All modifications are about one year old, or less. I change the oil and filter every 3,000 miles with full synthetic oil rated for 5,000 miles. I wouldn’t hesitate to drive this runner cross country, wheel it, and drive it home today. It has seen many camping trips and would make the perfect family camping vehicle/teenagers car. This thing is rock solid.
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BASICS:
First off, the heat blows hot and the A/C blows ice cold! The interior is in good condition as well as the exterior. The 4wd works perfectly. The engine is sound and quiet. She does 80 mph on the freeway without any issues. Comes with factory installed e-locker (differential locker), cloth interior, floor mats all around (including the hatch/trunk area) and the rear window/sunroof is fully functioning and rolls down and up without issue. Comes with a full size matching spare, which is unused. It has about a 3” lift in the front, and 3.5” in the rear. Steel front bumper, rock sliders, and skid plates are installed for extra strength.
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MODIFICATIONS:
Suspension:
Front:
Icon Extended Travel Coilovers ($1207.45)
ToyTec 1" diff drop ($30.99)
Light Racing Adjustable UCAs ($450.00)
Rear:
ToyTec Superflex Coils ($399.99)
Bilstein 5100 Long Travel Shocks ($210.00)
Custom Adjustable Panhard ($120.00)
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Wheels/Tires:
285/75/16 (33") Goodyear Duratrac tires ($1000.00)
---75% tread w/ full size, unused spare.
16x8 ProComp 7069 wheels ($525.25)
---Flat Black 4.5" backspacing
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Armor:
CBI Front Hybrid Winch Bumper ($699.99)
---3/16" steel w/LED turn signals painted flat black
Savage Offroad Sliders w/ kickout ($329.00)
---painted flat black
Lil Skip's Offroad Gas Tank Skid Plate ($325.00)
---1/4" steel painted flat black
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Misc.
CB Radio
---Insain Fab Antenna Mount ($48.99)
---Uniden PRO-520XL CB Radio ($47.99)
---18' Belden Coaxial Cable ($22.95)
---90 degree CB Cable Connector ($11.38)
---Wilson Antenna CB Stud Mount ($17.59)
---4' Firestik black CB Antenna ($22.59)
---Alpine CDE-HD148BT ($219.99)
---bluetooth audio
---auxiliary and USB options
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I'm sure I'm forgetting some upgrades. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. I prefer to be texted, but calling is okay. In all honesty, I wish I could keep the 4runner, but I have a rock crawler and I need a truck to tow it. I have some spare parts/upgrades I'll include at the asking price. I apologize for the sideways pictures. I can be reached at (801)616-0685. Thank you for your interest.



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2000 Toyota 4Runner | ksl.com

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whelp its been a few hours and no bites, guess its time to start parting it out. I say start with the cbi. Ill give you $400

If I get to that point, I'll post up on here before anywhere else. For now, it's being sold as is. We'll see how I feel in a few days pending a few interested parties locally.

just messing with ya. Id hate to see this thing parted out. its too nice of a rig. GLWS

Dibs on everything first.

Thanks man! I appreciate it.

I'm pretty sure the only thing I have that you don't is the gas tank skidplate..... But yeah, you can buy everything. I'm cool with that too.

I actually have the gas tank skid too. I think the only thing I need is the pan hard bar haha

Well, regrettably, I sold her last night. I only cried for 3 hours, so i'd call that a success. If you need me, I'll continue posting pictures of my crawler in my build thread, and maybe my next build as well