TRD 4Runner for Sale

[Hepar]

Ultra rare TRD 4Runner for sale. Oh and don't let the rebuilt title scare you off. It was just a broken headlight and scuffed hood. I hate it when the DOL does that.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/5714325494.html

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[jstim]

You have got to be F'ing kidding me? Is this guy an idiot, or does he just think everyone else is?

 

[nissanh]

This is a personal sale and tricking people.

How about Honda selling their 2016 Ridgeline as a "truck" when it is really FWD, independent suspension on all 4 wheels, frameless body, and spare wheel is a compact with a towing capacity of 5000 lbs?

 

[csp]

How about Honda selling their 2016 Ridgeline as a "truck"

The irony in this posted on this site. New flash, a T4R isn't a truck either, it's an SUV.

 

[kolelt]

And he can't spell for shit

 

[HiluxSurf SSR-G]

the reason why it's called a truck is because it has a truck-based ladder frame

The irony in this posted on this site. New flash, a T4R isn't a truck either, it's an SUV.

 

[XJeepguy]

Also got a toe hitch

TRD model with a toe hitch ! Awesome :high5:

 

[kolelt]

4Runner is built on a FRAME .... I consider it a truck

 

[csp]

the reason why it's called a truck is because it has a truck-based ladder frame

I'd go so far as to say that most call it a truck because their perspective is that anything not a passenger car is a "truck". Sorry but just because it has more than 4" of ground clearance doesn't make it a vehicle normally associated with work. Yep, I'm that old enough to associate trucks with work, and many passenger cars still had ladder frames.

 

[A.Wilson013]

I'd go so far as to say that most call it a truck because their perspective is that anything not a passenger car is a "truck". Sorry but just because it has more than 4" of ground clearance doesn't make it a vehicle normally associated with work. Yep, I'm that old enough to that trucks meant work, even when the passenger cars had ladder frames.

Back in the early 2000s my grandma bought a Dodge Caravan. She called it, "the truck" every. single. time she referenced it. Of course, she used it for, "work" like getting the groceries, hauling around furniture, etc. Her little Mercedes couldn't do that stuff.

 

[soupkitchen]

30" wheels ftw. Well worth the asking price right there.

 

[JRZEE2000TR4LTD]

And, of course, the 30 Hp gain from the TRD "graphics" :wow2:

 

[Hepar]

I'm just trying to figure out how anyone is going to believe that the "truck" has a rebuilt title simply because of a broken headlight and (sorry for overstating it early) a "slight scuff on the hood."

 

[MONTYMTB]

"plasti duped"
Key word.

 

[octanejunkie]

I here the AWD on those rare TRD 4runners is amazing

*typos are intentional and only reflect the opinion of the author

 

[Runner Magnetic]

At least every "botton" works :dancin:

 

[ZionXIX]

https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5692329226.html

Saw this on CL today. Lots of mods but asking way too much. Im definitely not a fan of the camo.

 

[Runner Magnetic]

https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5692329226.html

Saw this on CL today. Lots of mods but asking way too much. Im definitely not a fan of the camo.

Fancy-shmancy but I wouldnt pay $14000 for it. Looks a bit too much like a mall crawler. Very nice though.

 

[octanejunkie]

I love the guys that expect every dime in mods and labor to add to the sale price.

Mall crawler, that's rich

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[tvng704]

So, are 4runners trucks or not?