TRDHighlander
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*SOLD*
The time has come to sell my 1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport 4x4. I purchased this vehicle 4 years ago with the intention of keeping it forever. Recently I decided to go back to college full time and I purchased a vehicle with better gas mileage for my 60 mile daily commute. The odometer reads 231,000 miles.
From what I know this truck has never seen salt roads in its life as there is not one spec of rust to be found. There are some small blemishes in the paint here and there but over all it is in great shape for a 15 year old truck.
I have taken great care of this vehicle and have spared no expense when it came to maintenance. I have almost every receipt from all of my maintenance. Like I said, I never planned to sell it.
Asking price $6,500
Recent maintenance includes new:
Starter (Brand new from Toyota)
Spark plugs
Plug wires
Air filter
Valve cover gaskets
Full synthetic engine oil (Royal Purple)
Tires (Cooper Discoverer ATP 275/60R20)
(Tires include, free replacement certificates from Discount Tire, lifetime balancing.)
(If tires get damaged or punctured, they will be replaced, free of charge)
Rear brake shoes, drums, cylinders (Brand new from Toyota)
Rear axle bearings, seals, abs rings (Brand new from Toyota)
Synthetic gear oil in front, center, and rear differential
Front wheel bearings (Brand new from Toyota)
Front half shafts (Brand new from Toyota)
Lower ball joints (Brand new from Toyota)
Inner and outer tie rod ends
Poly steering rack bushings
Greasable sway bar bushings (Energy Suspension)
Factory options:
-Running boards (Off right now but I have them.)
-Sport hood
-Sun/moon roof
-E-locker
-4.10 gears
-Keyless entry (with one keyfob)
-towing package
Modifications include:
Lift: 3.5" Lift using
-Tundra Bilstein shocks and 99 tall springs up front
-Bilstein shocks and Landcruiser springs in rear
Exterior:
-Tundra XSP 20" Enkei wheels
-Yakima Loadwarrior roof top cargo basket with extension (Pending local sale)
-Extended lug studs up front with 20mm wheel spacers. Will also include 2" wheel spacers (Was planning on installing tubular upper control arms)
-"Tundra Big Brake" front disc conversion (No more warped factory rotor problem)
-Factory towing package with 6" drop/lift hitch
-Cree L.E.D. projector reverse lights (Extremely bright)
-Bug deflector on hood
-Weathertech in channel rain visors
-Tinted taillights (not permanent, easily peeled off if you don't like them)
-TRD off road stickers (easily removed if you don't like them)
Interior:
-sony single disc stereo w/polk db components
-Lexus IS300 Sport Design 3 spoke steering wheel w/ Toyota air bag
-Lexus IS300 Sport Design aluminum pedals
-Led cluster and courtesy lights
-Rear cargo liner
Cons:
-Check engine light is on. Its the dreaded rear o2 sensor code. lol The light has been on since the day I bought the truck 4 years ago. Ive replaced both o2 sensors since I've owned it. Which leads me to con number 2.
-The o2 code is being thrown due to the previous owner removing the cat.
-The front bumper is slightly tweaked on the passenger side.
I have a boatload of pictures, if you need more. If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask. Thank you!








The time has come to sell my 1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport 4x4. I purchased this vehicle 4 years ago with the intention of keeping it forever. Recently I decided to go back to college full time and I purchased a vehicle with better gas mileage for my 60 mile daily commute. The odometer reads 231,000 miles.
From what I know this truck has never seen salt roads in its life as there is not one spec of rust to be found. There are some small blemishes in the paint here and there but over all it is in great shape for a 15 year old truck.
I have taken great care of this vehicle and have spared no expense when it came to maintenance. I have almost every receipt from all of my maintenance. Like I said, I never planned to sell it.
Asking price $6,500
Recent maintenance includes new:
Starter (Brand new from Toyota)
Spark plugs
Plug wires
Air filter
Valve cover gaskets
Full synthetic engine oil (Royal Purple)
Tires (Cooper Discoverer ATP 275/60R20)
(Tires include, free replacement certificates from Discount Tire, lifetime balancing.)
(If tires get damaged or punctured, they will be replaced, free of charge)
Rear brake shoes, drums, cylinders (Brand new from Toyota)
Rear axle bearings, seals, abs rings (Brand new from Toyota)
Synthetic gear oil in front, center, and rear differential
Front wheel bearings (Brand new from Toyota)
Front half shafts (Brand new from Toyota)
Lower ball joints (Brand new from Toyota)
Inner and outer tie rod ends
Poly steering rack bushings
Greasable sway bar bushings (Energy Suspension)
Factory options:
-Running boards (Off right now but I have them.)
-Sport hood
-Sun/moon roof
-E-locker
-4.10 gears
-Keyless entry (with one keyfob)
-towing package
Modifications include:
Lift: 3.5" Lift using
-Tundra Bilstein shocks and 99 tall springs up front
-Bilstein shocks and Landcruiser springs in rear
Exterior:
-Tundra XSP 20" Enkei wheels
-Yakima Loadwarrior roof top cargo basket with extension (Pending local sale)
-Extended lug studs up front with 20mm wheel spacers. Will also include 2" wheel spacers (Was planning on installing tubular upper control arms)
-"Tundra Big Brake" front disc conversion (No more warped factory rotor problem)
-Factory towing package with 6" drop/lift hitch
-Cree L.E.D. projector reverse lights (Extremely bright)
-Bug deflector on hood
-Weathertech in channel rain visors
-Tinted taillights (not permanent, easily peeled off if you don't like them)
-TRD off road stickers (easily removed if you don't like them)
Interior:
-sony single disc stereo w/polk db components
-Lexus IS300 Sport Design 3 spoke steering wheel w/ Toyota air bag
-Lexus IS300 Sport Design aluminum pedals
-Led cluster and courtesy lights
-Rear cargo liner
Cons:
-Check engine light is on. Its the dreaded rear o2 sensor code. lol The light has been on since the day I bought the truck 4 years ago. Ive replaced both o2 sensors since I've owned it. Which leads me to con number 2.
-The o2 code is being thrown due to the previous owner removing the cat.
-The front bumper is slightly tweaked on the passenger side.
I have a boatload of pictures, if you need more. If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask. Thank you!








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