Navydivedoc
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SOLD, Minus a few extras that I'll list later.
After much back and forth and a second long road trip, I now realize that with family, dogs, miles on the road, etc. the 4runner just isn't the right vehicle for my needs. Great truck, just in the wrong driveway. So, I'm going to do what I thought I would never do and sell my brand new truck.
2016 Trail Edition, purchased new February 12th. 2 road trips and it now has 2500 miles. White with black. As new, no issues.
-Entune
-Remote start
-Cargo cross bars
-Wheel locks
-Cargo cover
MODs started early. I think this is how the truck should have come from the factory, so you benefit from my changes.
-Cornfed spacer lift, 1" front, 1/2" rear
-SSS Slimline front bumper with LED and fairlead cut-out for future winch.
-Cooper AT3 C-rated 275/70/17's x 4. Spare is original
--AOB switch for the bumper LED. I haven't wired it yet.
-"Trail" badges on the C-pillars
Extra stuff not included in the new price, but can be had if desired.
-Wet Okole Seat covers, front and rear
-Husky Weather beater floor mats, black, front and rear
-Canvasback cargo area liner
-Center console organizer
Despite the mods, the truck has never been offroad. It has been in 4 wheel drive once for a few straight-line miles to keep the system cycled and lubed.
I just did an Edmunds True Market value for this truck with its factory options, which is:
$36,700-$2500 ($1 per mile used) = $34,200 asking price.
Bottom line, you get a new TE as it should have come from the factory, for what you should pay a dealer minus $1 for every mile I was allowed to drive it, with no wait, no hassle with installation, and no wear and tear. I definitely don't have to sell, but everything is a negotiation, so let's talk if you're interested. I live close to Norfolk Virginia airport (ORF) and will gladly help with a fly and drive.
Since I just decided to do this, there is still a note with Toyota financial, which will be paid off if there is genuine interest for a sale. I don't have the title in hand currently.
Sorry for the crappy cell phone interior shots
After much back and forth and a second long road trip, I now realize that with family, dogs, miles on the road, etc. the 4runner just isn't the right vehicle for my needs. Great truck, just in the wrong driveway. So, I'm going to do what I thought I would never do and sell my brand new truck.
2016 Trail Edition, purchased new February 12th. 2 road trips and it now has 2500 miles. White with black. As new, no issues.
-Entune
-Remote start
-Cargo cross bars
-Wheel locks
-Cargo cover
MODs started early. I think this is how the truck should have come from the factory, so you benefit from my changes.
-Cornfed spacer lift, 1" front, 1/2" rear
-SSS Slimline front bumper with LED and fairlead cut-out for future winch.
-Cooper AT3 C-rated 275/70/17's x 4. Spare is original
--AOB switch for the bumper LED. I haven't wired it yet.
-"Trail" badges on the C-pillars
Extra stuff not included in the new price, but can be had if desired.
-Wet Okole Seat covers, front and rear
-Husky Weather beater floor mats, black, front and rear
-Canvasback cargo area liner
-Center console organizer
Despite the mods, the truck has never been offroad. It has been in 4 wheel drive once for a few straight-line miles to keep the system cycled and lubed.
I just did an Edmunds True Market value for this truck with its factory options, which is:
$36,700-$2500 ($1 per mile used) = $34,200 asking price.
Bottom line, you get a new TE as it should have come from the factory, for what you should pay a dealer minus $1 for every mile I was allowed to drive it, with no wait, no hassle with installation, and no wear and tear. I definitely don't have to sell, but everything is a negotiation, so let's talk if you're interested. I live close to Norfolk Virginia airport (ORF) and will gladly help with a fly and drive.
Since I just decided to do this, there is still a note with Toyota financial, which will be paid off if there is genuine interest for a sale. I don't have the title in hand currently.
Sorry for the crappy cell phone interior shots
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