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Uhg. My 3rd gen hasn't even been picked up by it's new owner yet and this already makes me want anotherout:
Looks awesome, if this were closer and I didn't just buy a Camry.. Hopefully there's a clean, low mileage example like this when I buy another. Good luck!
If this was located in SoCal, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Isn't Las Vegas only 4 hours away?
Yeah, about that much. However, with all this stuff going on I’d probably finance a purchase like this through my credit union to stay on the safe side of things. In order to do that it’d be easier to have the owner with me. Good luck to the seller though, it’s a shame I don’t have that cash lying around.
I found out the hard way that my credit union no longer finances anything before 2003. I had just paid off my 98' and wanted to add another to the family, found a great example, was approved for more credit than I needed, and when I gave them the car I wanted, they nixed the auto loan, offering a personal loan at 17%Even the banker's eyes went wide. Anyway, now my car is considered a "classic", and unfinanceable.
Edit: Also, this is very nice truck that I would jump on if it were manual. I know a few sellers who have put their trucks back in the garage, market strongly favors a buyer with cash at the moment.
I can't keep two rigs, so this one is for sale. Very rare low mileage 3rd gen 4Runner. California shell with no rust.
$10k Firm local pickup in Las Vegas. (lowballers will not be responded to)
2000 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD (Auto/ No Locker)
-115,000 original miles on motor and chassis!
-Always changed oil at 5k with Eneos full synthetic 5W-30 and OEM filter
-4WD shifts and engages with no grinds
Modifications:
-K9 Half Roof Rack mounted to stock rails (Perfect for a CVT roof top tent)
-Trans Cooler
-Full 3" OME lift with SPC UCA's and diff drop
-Brand new 16x8 SCS F5 "Stealth Blue" wheels wrapped in 285/75/16 Nitto Terra Grapplers D rating (8 Ply)
-Sony touch screen head unit with Apple Car Play
Things needed replacement:
-Antenna (If you really want to listen to radio)
-Rear cup holder
Below are major maintenance records of what was done to the 4Runner. All maintenance was done at Toyota of Clovis in Fresno, CA (Dealership Maintained). A 3 ring binder of all Toyota maintenance receipts will be included with the sale.
72,964 Miles - Replacement of
-Water Pump
-Timing belt
-Thermostat
-Accessory Belts
-Radiator hoses and coolant
-Valve Cover Gaskets
-Spark Plugs
72,966 Miles - Replacement of
-Front Catalytic Converter
100,131 Miles - Replacement of
-Rack and Pinion along with Tie Rods and lower ball joints
-Alignment
113,000 Miles
-New Battery
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Additional pictures of interior, chassis, and engine bay.
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Luckily my credit union will finance what the car is "worth" and allows another 10% on top of that, then I have to find find another way for the difference. But yeah, the thought of going to a bank surrounded by people to get a cashier's check certainly does frighten people during these times, and I certainly don't blame them!