FS: 3rd GEN Custom Build OBO $11,000, 241k; Denver

[JohnDeer81]

Hey all,

Sadly the day has come I am looking to sell my 2001 Runner. I have all service records and take care of this rig with all the heart in the world. I actually was never really planning on selling her but have an opportunity to move to the V8 which I am bittersweet about. I have taken meticulous care of this rig performing any and all maintenance when it's due or sooner, sometimes just doing a fix because I don't want to worry about the possibility of an issue.

Please reference photos, but I selling this as a complete package with complete Rhino Rack XTray system, ARB 2100 awning along with the 2100 Room, Rotopax Fuelpax, Waterport shower and more. I also custom built the storage box in the rear with accordion style flaps that fold forward when you lay the seats down so you can sleep in the rig comfortably. She's my favorite vehicle I have ever owned and like I said, I wasn't planning on selling so all maintenance has been done accordingly. I also built out the Yakima Q Clip and round bar system with a custom mod L-bracket to add front end support to the awning preventing it from bouncing around.

Please reach out with any questions!

Exterior: 9/10
Interior: 9/10
Mechanical: 10/10

Maintenance:
Oil changes are regular at 3,000 - 4,000 miles intervals. Vehicle has about 1,500 miles before next change is due. I always run Valvoline High Mileage Synthetic Blend.
New Koyo Radiator and upper lower hoses/clamps - 240,149 (last week)
Toyota Battery - 225,001 (5/25/2019)
Timing belt - complete job with all pumps and pulleys - 207,821 miles
Air/Fuel Ratio Sensor - 207,821
Thermostat - 207,821
Upper/Lower Radiator Hoses - 207,821
Air Filter NAPA Gold - brand new, purchased just a couple of months ago
Tires are 10/32 purchased in July of this year. They have less than 10,000 miles on the set.
Brakes (rotors) upgraded to BREMBO due to Colorado hills.
BREMBO ceramic pads
A/C belt, Alternator Belt, Power Steering Belt - 191,655
Transmission Flush - 172,466
Front/Rear Differential Flush - 172,466
Valve cover gaskets - 172,466
Spark plugs/Ignition wires - 172,466
Wiper Blades - Brand new Bosch Snow Drivers (installed last week)


Upgrades and included in sale:
Tires x4 - BFG KO2 (purchased July 2020 at Discount, less than 10k on them)
Lights - Hikari LED headlight bulbs. SUPER bright and DOT compliant. No blinding other drivers.
12” LED light bar on front of truck. 6,000 lumens.
Baja Designs Ditch Brackets w/amber Ditch Lights
Old Man Emu 1.75” Suspension Lift (Slee performed lift and alignment) - 162,887 (7/15).
Husky Liners floor mats - front
Rhino Rack XTray (Small)
Rhino Rack Vortex Bars
Rhino Rack Quick Mount Legs (RLT600)
ARB 2100 Awning (purchased July 2020)
ARB Room (see pics) (purchased July 2020)
Rough Country Traction Boards w/custom mounts
RotoPax Fuelpax 2.5 gallon fuel canister and mount
Waterport 4 gallon solar shower
Sony Apple Car Play head unit with GPS/Nav and remote
Window tint - Llumar ATC 15% (street legal); work performed at American Window Tinting
Toyota split 5 spoke wheels with caps, painted

Issues:
Minor rust on undercarriage.
Driver’s side fog lamp front lens recently was cracked due to a rock. Fully functional still. $100’sh to buy OEM off eBay when you want to repair this and are very easy to install.

 

[4runningyeti]

I have zero idea about the value of these, nor do i know the value vis-a-vie what you put into it, and what you'll get out.

But, hot damn, that thing is beautiful! Superbly well done, tasteful and well loved.

Someone buy this!

 

[Quantumkiwi]

How is the fold out part of your rear platform supported?
Do you have any pictures of how you made legs for it?
Slick design.

 

[boshi]

Do you have any pictures of the undercarriage rust?

 

[IBallEngineer]

Do you have any pictures of the undercarriage rust?

Yeah, what he said! As you know this goes mild to wild. But here in CA we are Sceeered of vehicles that have seen that scary white stuff. Seriously, it could be nothing, or it could need a frame replaced.

op2:

 

[Niteghost]

Very Interested, Please DM me. Would like to see some pictures of the undercarriage rust.

 

[JohnDeer81]

I have zero idea about the value of these, nor do i know the value vis-a-vie what you put into it, and what you'll get out.

But, hot damn, that thing is beautiful! Superbly well done, tasteful and well loved.

Someone buy this!

Thanks so much, man! I loved this thing so much and she sold in just a couple of days after posting.

 

[JohnDeer81]

How is the fold out part of your rear platform supported?
Do you have any pictures of how you made legs for it?
Slick design.

Hey Quantum, I simply used a dowel and cotter pin setup to support the shelf. I went with 1" dowel rods and measured an average height that would get the shelf level then cut and drilled a little perpendicular hole in the rod inserting the cotter pin while keeping in mind the width of the board so the dowel was flush on the upper portion. I then put load on the shelf and made note of each of the legs marking them 1 - 6 on the tops and sanded each down to the length that would get the shelf level. It worked great and was super stable.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

 

[JohnDeer81]

Do you have any pictures of the undercarriage rust?

Hey Boshi,

I also just saw your message to me - I'm sorry, man, the rig sold. Sold pretty quickly actually. Good luck on your quest.

 

[Ashura]

congrats on the sale. nice looking truck!