2005 Toyota 4 Runner Sr 5 on 2040-cars
Liberty, Mississippi, United States
2005 Toyota 4 Runner SR5
167,000 miles
New tires
2nd owner we bought this 4 Runner with 48,000 miles. It has been garage kept since this time.
Everything works in vehicle
Single cd player
Cassette player
Leather
Cruise
Towing package
Bucket seats
Luggage rack
Power steering
Power windows
Power door locks
Security system
Keyless entry
Anti lock brakes
Passenger air bags
Fog lights
Intermittent wipers
Rear defogger
Running boards
Cruise control
Tinted windows
Digital information center
Air conditioning
This vehicle shows normal wear and tear for a vehicle of this age. It has never been wrecked. The inside has no holes or rips.
Please ask any questions before you bid
Payment - immediate deposit of $1,000 nonrefundable deposit within 2 business days of the close of the ebay auction. The ebay buyer agrees to pay remaining balance due (plus applicable fee and taxes) within 5 days of close of auction. If deposit is not paid within 48 hours vehicle will be relisted.
Payment method - cash, certified check
Buyer is responsible for picking up vehicle or arranging shipping and is responsible for all shipping cost.
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