'96 4Runner SR5 V6 2wd

[bfar2001]

'96 4Runner SR5 V6 2wd-updated with new pics

I recently purchased this 1996 4runner as a second vehicle, but I have since decided that I have no need for 2. It has 136k which is nothing on a Toyota. It runs great and looks great. I get a compliment on how good it looks, especially for the money, almost every time I drive it. It's had a new paint job within the past 2 years done by Hunters in Nashville. I also have the original wheels and original tail lights. I am asking $6750 obo. Email me with any questions. Sorry the picture don't do it justice. I'll try to take better ones today if I get a chance to clean it up. I am located in Columbia, TN if you might be interested in coming to take a look at it.

 

[bfar2001]

Someone give me some kind of feedback. Is the price to much? Would it sell better with the original wheels/tires on it? I'm trying to sell it locally also and would just like some kind of advice or feedback.

 

[Red3.slow]

Its a beauty, Would you be interested on selling the stock wheels apart from the car?

 

[payyourtoll]

Someone give me some kind of feedback. Is the price to much? Would it sell better with the original wheels/tires on it? I'm trying to sell it locally also and would just like some kind of advice or feedback.

put the stock wheels and tires back on it

and

put the stock tailights back on it

and then

it will sell no problem

 

[LimitedSR5]

Someone give me some kind of feedback. Is the price to much? Would it sell better with the original wheels/tires on it? I'm trying to sell it locally also and would just like some kind of advice or feedback.

Just to give you an idea. I finally sold my 98 4runner, SR5, V6, silver exterior/tan leather interior, auto, 4x4, w/ 84k miles in perfect condition and maintence records for $7800 in Feb 06. I posted all over back in Nov 05 and eventually I came down to this selling price. Although I see ads w/ higher mileage(over 120k) or sometimes lower model asking for $10k++. Since summer is basically here and there is a ton of ads of 4runners and not to forget the rising gas prices, I don't see how they will get nearly the asking price. Also at this point I wouldn't go by kbb, edmunds, etc value of what they say the 4runner is worth. Obviously I sold my at a lot lower than what the kbb value was worth and it took a while. Anyway maybe some of the other owners can do better and may get their asking price. Best to luck to them.

 

[bfar2001]

Just added new pics that look much better.