For sale: 3rd gen 4cyl 5 speed 4x4. Tyler Texas. 3,000 OBO

[rditto]

Rust free truck. I’ve owned it since 100,000 miles, there are just over 200,000 on it now. It runs like a champ, but was recently involved in an accident. The week before someone hit me in the front bumper/front right quarter panel I was on a 2,700 mile road trip in this 4Runner and it ran perfectly the whole way. I’ve changed all fluids and have a maintenance folder an inch thick. Clean title still since I bought it back from the insurance company but the title never had to be changed. The damage is limited to the front bumper and grill, radiator support, and air box in the engine bay. Even though it was a low speed accident the front airbags deployed and I don’t want to mess with repacking them. I took them out and folded back the compartments and have been driving as is for the last couple weeks. I had a cracked windshield before the wreck and used the opportunity to replace it. Glass is brand new. Interior is in very good and clean condition too. Has aftermarket head unit and speakers. 90+% tread on 33” BFG KO2. Full Opd man emu suspension lift. I believe I bought them spring 2018 but I would have to check the folder. I’m sure I am forgetting something so feel free to ask or get my phone number via pm. I can’t get photos to upload on my
Phone today for some reason, pm me or revisit after I sit down at my laptop. Thanks

 

[rditto]

Edit: I’ve replaced the broken headlight and removed the front bumper since the photo.

 

[rditto]

Any input?

 

[Welding Goats]

Tough situation to be in since the vehicle shows as a “Total Loss”.

Probably worth $3K for someone that was willing to part it out though.

GLWTS.

 

[Alex3rdT4R]

Tough situation to be in since the vehicle shows as a “Total Loss”.

Probably worth $3K for someone that was willing to part it out though.

GLWTS.

This. Even though you bought it back from the insurance company, and the title wasn't changed, it will still reflect a total loss on the carfax. I had the same issue with an older BMW of mine. The title was clean, but it had total loss history.

Also, that's a lot of damage and will easily cost someone $3,000+ to fix at a body shop.

If I were you, I would just part it out. Or, remove the suspension, swap oem parts and wheels back on it, and sell it complete for around $1,000. Then sell the suspension bits to recoup the rest of the money.

 

[tvpierce]

What year is it?

Is it able to be driven?

 

[tvpierce]

What year is it?

Is it able to be driven?

Bump.

 

[rditto]

Bump.

Yessir I drove it for a couple of weeks after the accident and after I fixed the windshield and headlight. No driveline alignment issues or fluid loss. Just a missing bumper and the radiator mounts/front panel are bent up

 

[Toyventure]

What area of Texas?

 

[bobbya08]

I’d be interested in the frame if you decide to part out. I’m in Center so not far from you at all


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[Toyventure]

I'm interested but I haven't been able to pm you - for some reason the feature isn't working for me - I'm new to this forum so perhaps I haven't learned how to do that correctly. I'll try again to send you a pm, or you're welcome to pm me if you like.