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FS: 1997 Toyota 4Runner - Lifted and loaded...simply one of a kind - $9000

MillerPKA

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$9,000 Located in Charlotte, NC


I am trying this again. Sorry for those who I haven't gotten back to I've had over 100 emails in the last month for this and tending to all has been quite the task. This time is going to be easier. First one with $9,000 cash takes her. $100 refundable deposit will give you a 48 hour no-hassle consideration window. If interested please call directly (678) 643-2331 in order to best facilitate inquiries, my name is Weston. You can email me but given the last round I was flooded with random questions so I cannot guarantee I'll see it. Hopefully this will separate serious customers from the rest. Best of luck!

Can ship within continental US on your dime. California will be approximately $975, the closer you are the cheaper it will be.

This is my pride and joy. Bought it bone stock from a family friend who was the original owner. Over $3,500 in preventive maintenance in the last 15 months alone (receipts if requested).

Here are some basic facts:
240,xxx miles but running great. 3.4L V6, tan leather interior, power windows, locks, mirrors. sunroof, heat, cold A/C

Now here's what makes it who she is. Complete photo timeline and list below at this site: MillerPKA - 97 4Runner - YotaTech Forums

Engine/Performance
∙ Safari Snorkel
∙ SHO Taurus oil filter
∙ Extended terminal cables to accommodate body lift
∙ ISR Mod
∙ 18" Magnaflow
∙ Extended Diff Breather to gas filler housing
∙ D-to-O ring throttle body gasket port

Suspension/Drivetrain/Body

∙ 2" 4Crawler body lift

Front
∙ OME 883
∙ OME N91S (+ trim packer, driver side)
Rear
∙ LC's
∙ ProComp ES1000s

∙ 1" Toytec Diff Drop
∙ Toytec Poly Bushings

Socks and Shoes
∙ 16x7.5" FJ TRD Anthracites
∙ 315/75 General Grabber DOT

Exterior
∙ 02 Headlight/Taillight conversion
∙ Bushwacker Extend-a-Fenders (painted to match)
∙ ARB Tacoma Bull Bar
- IPF 968 Lamps
∙ Herculiner rear ocker panels
∙ Gobi USA System
- Stealth Rack
- Rear door ladder, driver mount
∙ 20% Tint on front windows
∙ Removed SR5 flares
∙ Blacked out emblemss
∙ Hitch receded 3", welded to frame
∙ HID Bi-Xenon Projector Retrofit
- e46 len projectors, 6000k bulb
- white halo surround
- DDM Tuning 35w 6000k digital ballasts

Communication and Recovery
∙ fire extinguisher mount by QuickFIST nozzle clamp
∙ RadioShack CB Radio (mounted on ceiling)
∙ 4' Auto Tune Antenna
∙ 3' Firestik (Mounted on ARB)
∙ PA System Auxiliary
∙ 3/4" d-ring shackles

Interior
∙ 2000 center console retrofit
∙ Pioneer AVH P3200DVD
∙ 580 Watt Amplifier
∙ 12" Audiobahn Flame Series in ported box

Some things I feel are worth a mention:

Front seats are worn and are covered by worn Wet Okoles haha
Steering wheel top is worn and covered
A/C Compressor bearing is getting a little whine to it
Rocker panels were DIY bedlined and probably need some paint TLC or a Line X would be awesome

This car was built to be trail ready but does surprisingly well as a DD. Does absolutely fine driving to the mountains and making day trips to my corporate headquarters. Its qualities have been put to the test and passed with flying colors, and has been maintained to the best of my ability, but has some unavoidable hints of its age such as scratches and dirty carpets. I have absolutely loved working on this car and getting it to where its at. It has been sponsored and featured by several companies. Has an international fan base and is a true head turner. I have masses of references who can attest to the love and attention I've given this over the years. If there is some itch you feel like scratching that I have yet to I can help out with discounts across the off roading world. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have. I want to be completely transparent with this sale in hopes to have the best transaction as well as feeling comfortable letting this go to another owner. Test drives and discussions are welcome, but I am a busy person so just respect that. Thanks for looking!

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A bump for one of the best looking 4Runners on the planet earth.

If the real estate business was better I would be all over this.
 
I'm in the market and for what I've seen this is a pretty steep price, albeit a nice 4Runner. What kind of maintenance did you just do for $3500? That's sounds pretty expensive for preventative maintenance.

I'm not hating on it, so don't everyone try to come jump all over me, but I just can't make sense of the price for a 13/14 yr old rig, 240k miles that has been used and abused (as it should be). It's got a lot of nice bits and pieces on it, but total up the new price on that stuff and it's maybe $5k? $6k? And since it's used, the value is realistically 50% of that. So KBB Excellent is $4800 plus throw $3k of value for sound system/offroad gear/wheels/tires and you're at $7800 as is max.

It's a gorgeous rig and I'm sure it's tough to part with it. Hope it goes to a good owner. GLWS.
 
What are you talking about!? Nobody get's money for effort into their own rig and what he wants is actually the business of any potential buyer.

Any owner with a built 4Runner on this forum has put equal effort into their own rig; that's the labor of love. If you honestly are willing to pay someone for the emotional attachment and care they've put into their belongings, then I have some things I'd like to sell you.

I knew I'd get flamed for my post, but I don't mind at the sake of keeping this forum objective. As I said, no disrespect to you, OP, but I don't see how the numbers add up to $9k.

I'm not saying anyone has to change their price, just saying I don't see how it adds up from an objective, non emotional based perspective.
 
So you're ****ting on his thread because you feel that his price is about $1200 too high? The price is non-emotional, purely economic, so why don't you just worry about your own problems and let him deal with the sale of his truck without your garbage. I'm sorry to fall for the bait, but I just went through the process of selling two cars, and people with comments like yours are a complete waste of space.

What are you talking about!? Nobody get's money for effort into their own rig and what he wants is actually the business of any potential buyer.

Any owner with a built 4Runner on this forum has put equal effort into their own rig; that's the labor of love. If you honestly are willing to pay someone for the emotional attachment and care they've put into their belongings, then I have some things I'd like to sell you.

I knew I'd get flamed for my post, but I don't mind at the sake of keeping this forum objective. As I said, no disrespect to you, OP, but I don't see how the numbers add up to $9k.

I'm not saying anyone has to change their price, just saying I don't see how it adds up from an objective, non emotional based perspective.
 
Not cool dude. This is a nice truck and the list price is a very good starting point. Any negotiations on price should be between REAL potential buyers and the seller. If you don't personally like price just move on.

All that to say again awesome truck and hope she finds a good home!
 
Getting back on track do you have any interior pics and yes what has been done in terms of maintenance?

I will get interior pictures later as I'm about to drive to Raleigh for the day.

Seems like an awful lot of conversation, and everyone is entitled to their opinion. Maybe not the best place to hold a debate here since I do send buyers this link but I don't feel like it damages the sell quality.

Preventive maintenance included head gaskets clutch fan rear axle seals upper lower ball joints tie rods sway bar bushings power steering pump radiator. Maybe there is more I haven't gotten my paperwork together because I've been so busy lately.

Back to the price discussion, it is common for a higher list price, and I guess as some have pointed out Ape you have been selling stuff on this site which leads me to believe you already know this.
A quick rundown of stand-out mods, of course you would adjust the prices for being used obviously, but here is a start
-Tires: 1350
-Wheels: 800
-Rack: 1300
-ARB: 750
-Bushwackers: 500
-Snorkel: 350
-Ladder: 200

Perhaps these discussions are better had on private terms or just another thread to avoid any interruption of my sale, but I wanted to write this to cover everyone's side, thanks for the support and kind words everyone!
 
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Worth

Worth it. If I needed a new rig I would pay 8500 cash in a heart beat. This thing is clean and taken well taken care of. And it looks f@%$ing awesome! Nice rig!
 
Excellent reply, and thank you for understanding that I'm not trying to sabotage anything...like I said I'm in the market and have cash in hand, so I was discussing as a potential buyer. Sent you a PM
 
Damn, if I had the money I'd jump on this in a heartbeat


This is what I would envision the perfect Runner to look like.
 
I'm in the market and for what I've seen this is a pretty steep price, albeit a nice 4Runner. What kind of maintenance did you just do for $3500? That's sounds pretty expensive for preventative maintenance.

I'm not hating on it, so don't everyone try to come jump all over me, but I just can't make sense of the price for a 13/14 yr old rig, 240k miles that has been used and abused (as it should be). It's got a lot of nice bits and pieces on it, but total up the new price on that stuff and it's maybe $5k? $6k? And since it's used, the value is realistically 50% of that. So KBB Excellent is $4800 plus throw $3k of value for sound system/offroad gear/wheels/tires and you're at $7800 as is max.

It's a gorgeous rig and I'm sure it's tough to part with it. Hope it goes to a good owner. GLWS.

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Here's the thing....

KBB never has a "Buy it now" option on their site. PLUS they don't have the ability to add in what useful adds that make this truck ONE of a kind.

KBB is JUST A GUIDE. That goes for NADA, Edmunds, etc.

To be frank, with all the stuff done to that rig, I'm shocked he's not asking 10k + for it.

The used car value sites PRESUME THAT THE VEHICLE IS STOCK. If you can't stomach 9k, then move on, this ain't the car for you. I find it offensive that you throw out a KBB value based on a 100% stock vehicle when this thing has probably over 9k in aftermarket goodies, and would likely cost you well over 10k to replicate this rig.

So, in closing, you're getting the 4Runner for free and you're only paying for all the work, blood, sweat, tears, etc.

There, feel better?


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Volley, as requested here are some interior-ish shots. Had to dig these up from an old photo shoot but will have some better ones later today

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