We've decided to sell the 4Runner. We purchased it last October at a dealership in Chicago. According to carfax, I believe it spent most of it's life in Utah before going to Chicago. The previous owner had traded it in on a Dodge Caravan. After buying it, I've changed the coolant, thermostat, oil (twice), air filter, rear axle seals, rear brake pads, and tires. I've also got new spark plugs, wires, and fuel filter to replace. I also have a custom front winch bumper with body lift and a Surco rack that I will include with a little extra cash.

1997 4Runner SR5 4x4
desert sand dune with tan cloth interior
3.4L, 6cyl
141,000 miles (purchased with 136,000)
automatic
pw, pl, cc, a/c, moonroof
REAR LOCKER
factory roof rack
running boards
bug deflector
vent visors


The 4Runner runs and drives great. It also looks great. There are no dents or deep scratches in the paint, just your usual wear and tear on a 10 year old vehicle. There are no tears or holes in the interior. It does have an alarm, but I do not have a key fob for it, so I have taken out the fuse. I haven't had the time to investigate whether or not it's factory or aftermarket. I'm located in Northern Kentucky, just south of Cincinnati.

Also, I will consider trades for a Camry or Accord.

 

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already sellin', prolly due to being a gas hog huh? Sucks man, If you waited a year and a half I'd buy it from you. Besides, I know what you paid!!!! One of my favorite colors too man. Tell you what, I'll trade you straight up for my 91 Accord Sedan EX 5 speed, typical rust but everything works even the A/C. There, it's a good deal FOR ME!! Good luck man.
Jason

 

Yep, we're already selling it. I bought it with the idea of it being my daily driver and wheeling it. Well, that didn't happen. The wife took it over as her daily driver, and I'm not too comfortable with the idea of wheeling something that size as I was used to my truck. She's tired of filling up every few days as we have around a 45-50 mile round trip commute to work everyday, plus we drive it on the weekends as the Civic is just too small for all of us to pile in. We're actually selling that too.