2006 Lexus GX470 Stock(ish)

[ovʀʟxnᴅ]

2006 Lexus GX470 - $7,500 OBO in Portsmouth, VA

Details: Stock height overland rig. Older, but capable and reliable. 262,062 miles. Timing belt, water pump, radiator, and brake pads have been replaced since 2020. Includes OEM 3rd row seats. No cracks in dash!

Mods and extras: Snorkel, rear diff breather extension, RadRubber fender liners, NOCO battery charger, front and rear 12v ports, 265/70R-17 (32") General Grabber X3 tires, fullsize spare on matching rim, 4 additional USB ports, Usaspec bluetooth receiver integrated into the factory disc changer, White Knuckle sliders, auxiliary lighting front and rear, rear 2" receiver, LED lights inside and out, ScanGauge II, phone holder/charger, PanaVise tablet mount, etc.

Known issues: Needs the front seats reupholstered and a lock actuator for the driver side rear door. Paint is peeling on the roof and rims. Slight oil leak from the valve cover gaskets.

Other: Rooftop tent and awning have been removed. With 200+ nights in the Smittybilt tent and two instances of damage to the awning, they are in no shape to add value here. The Alu-Cab stuff was moved over to my current rig. Rear ladder and rear locker are not currently installed, but are negotiable.

5 years worth of pics at https://Instagram.com/ovrlxnd

 

[ovʀʟxnᴅ]

Most recent exterior pics below. I'm trying to show it as honestly as possible. There's some peeling paint, a couple minor dents, and some trail pinstriping. I have used and enjoyed this truck, but have taken good care of it. The original owner had it serviced at a local dealership. [VIN placeholder for service records] I have given it new air and cabin filters annually, plus synthetic oil and a quality filter ever 5,000 miles. I have not been the most diligent about rotating the tires, but they are still usable. I have put roughly 40,000 miles on it and tackled some of the most challenging trails and obstacles I've ever come across. This tire size is a little narrow for running sand without airing down, but otherwise this rig has blown me away. It's still one of the most comfortable vehicles I've ever driven.

 

[ovʀʟxnᴅ]

(interior pic placeholder)

 

[pbcville]

How does the undercarriage and skid plates look?