Might be bringing this bad boy home tomorrow

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Might be bringing this bad boy home tomorrow [EDIT - Brought It Home]

I'm trading in my truck - I've got a 2013 Silverado 2wd that's been nice, but I want more interior room since I have a pregnant wife and 2 golden retrievers. Found this, it's certified used w/ 36 miles. 2013 trail...

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2013 T4R with 36,000 miles

Looks to be in very good condition. It's got a lot of the mods I'd want. Rock rails, a roof rack, even an LED light bar in the grill.
I'll bet someone here knows that vehicle well...
Better get a step stool for your wife to get up into the car while she's pregnant.
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Looks great!

I always wonder how trucks like that, that new, with that many mods and money sunk into them, end up on used lots so quickly. There's gotta be a story.
 
Nice! And yes, a pregnant wife will have a hell of a time getting in and out. Mine is lifted 2.5" in front and 1.5" rear and now we take my wifes Exploder everywhere...
 
My Silverado sits higher than stock, so I'm not too worried about her getting in. She handles getting into the truck just fine. :preggers:
 
Buy new with warranty and do your own mods slowly at your own pace :beer:

Actually at that price this is one of the few times I have seen a used 4runner I would consider it may be better buying used.

31,200 vs ~38,000 for a new trail premium

Mods I see: (ball park numbers)
Wheels (look like FN) - 2000?
Rear Bumper (CBI?) - 2000?
Gobie Rack -1400
Sliders - 600
Grill/Light -?

Just ball parking numbers 6k, maybe less as my wheels and bumper number could be 500+ high on each but that doesn include the front light bar and grill which depending on brand could be <300 or 1000+. But if your not a DIY there is install costs also.

If those mods are what you want thats 31,200 for a ~44k truck with 36k miles.....I would say its a fair deal and could even be a great deal depending on condition and true costs of mods.
 
Nice find, thats a good looking rig, but as with all modified rigs, check for offroad abuse underneath, if its clean thats pretty awesome
 
Actually at that price this is one of the few times I have seen a used 4runner I would consider it may be better buying used.

31,200 vs ~38,000 for a new trail premium

Mods I see: (ball park numbers)
Wheels (look like FN) - 2000?
Rear Bumper (CBI?) - 2000?
Gobie Rack -1400
Sliders - 600
Grill/Light -?

Just ball parking numbers 6k, maybe less as my wheels and bumper number could be 500+ high on each but that doesn include the front light bar and grill which depending on brand could be <300 or 1000+. But if your not a DIY there is install costs also.

If those mods are what you want thats 31,200 for a ~44k truck with 36k miles.....I would say its a fair deal and could even be a great deal depending on condition and true costs of mods.

Plus the cost of a lift, tires....31,200 seems like a great deal if everything checks out.
 
WOW!!! That truck IS A STEAL!!! You got pic of the rear too?

The front is with the expensive UCA and remote resi!!!!

If it is a package setup, the lowest one with those would be Stage 5, with a $5000 price tag!!!!!!
2010 - current toyota 4runner suspension system - stage 5

Woah, that's nuts. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of the back. I'm hoping this vehicle checks out - either someone put a boatload of money and time into this thing only to trade it in (either they ran into financial issues, needed something else, died, etc), or there's something wrong with it. That Toyota dealer is selling it as "Certified Used", so it comes with their 12 month warranty from the start. I would like to think they gave it a good look over to make sure it was in great shape before backing it in such a way.
 

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