Pics will be posted tomorrow.

I've decided to sell my 2000 Toyota 4Runner Limited. As good as this has been to me, I very rarely drive it and haven't really used the 4WD like I thought I would. This vehicle has never let me down, and I've taken very good care of it. I started down the road of upgrades, and as you can see everything is very tasteful. Although it had off-road modifications, unfortunately I've never taken it off-road. I had a pre-purchase inspection done in December when I bought it, which it passed with flying colors.

2000 Toyota 4Runner Limited
- 133,xxx Miles
- Leather Interior
- Push Button 4WD
- Full Time All Wheel Drive
- Power Windows, Door Locks, Mirrors, and Sunroof.
- Digital Climate Control
- Push Button Locking Rear Differential
- Near New $1200 Michelin Tires (2000 miles)
- 120,000 Mile Service Complete (includes timing belt and water pump)
- Fresh Tune-Up (plugs, wires, oil, oil filter, air filter)

Modifications:
- ARB Front Bumper (perfect condition)
- Warn M8000 Winch (brand new, never used)
- Very Dark Window Tint
- Removed Running Boards (extra ground clearance and I was going to install sliders)
- Kenwood CD/MP3/Cassette Head Unit
- Rockford Fosgate Amp (front speakers)
- Rockford Fosgate Amp (subwoofers)
- $600 Infinity Speakers
- Two 12" Eclipse Subwoofers

Overall, this vehicle is in good to very good condition. There are three very minor problems problems:

- The previous owner pushed in the rear bumper on a tree camping. I had this checked by Toyota during the pre-purchase inspection and they said it wasn't touching the actual body at all, so no damage aside from the bumper. I was going to install a custom bumper anyway, so it didn't bother me. If you wanted to go the stock route, I've seen bumpers pop up here on craigslist in good condition for $100 and they'd just bolt on.

- Radio antenna doesn't go up or down. The internal ribbon broke, but the motor still works fine. I believe a replacement mast is $29, but since the reception is fine I haven't bothered replacing it.

- The e-brake cable needs to be adjusted.

I'm asking $12,995, which is comparable to what I've seen them selling for around here without the upgrades.

Thanks,
Joey Link
503-380-5806

 

You live in Portland? How much are you looking for? I take it this is also an automatic? Get pictures yet?