207Spencer
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Hi All,
I am selling my 2007 Toyota Tacoma. Currently the truck has 178,xxx miles. The truck has been my daily driver and the only reason for selling is because of a career change. Since I have owned the truck it has been garaged and well looked after. All of the maintenance is current. Since the beginning of this year I have only used it on the weekends for Lowes trips and the like.
The truck has been Toyota reliable and I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere. Because I haven't had the need to drive it, it needs an inspection sticker. In speaking with the garage I go to it only needs a rear bumper fabricated to pass inspection. Currently, I don't have enough time to fabricate a rear bumper so the new owner will need to fabricate one for an inspection sticker (depending on your state).
The truck has had the frame replace. During my ownership I have always washed off the truck after driving it in the snow and coated the frame yearly. In saying that, this is a NE truck and has some surface rust here and there.
As far as things it will need, I recommend replacing the battery due to the fact that I have not been driving it and had to jump start it the last time I drove it. The oil change indicator hasn't come on yet, but I feel like its not far off
Below is a list of parts currently on the truck:
ARB bull bar
Slee Offroad fog light surrounds
Baja Designs amber SAE fog lights
ARB LED turn signals
ARB rated recovery point
WARN 9.5XP winch
Safari snorkel
FJ Cruiser steelies w/ Falken Wild Peaks A/T (255/80/17) skinny 33's
Ute Ltd. Tray (aluminum Hilux tray) welded and all hardware replaced with 316 stainless steel hardware
Summit Expedition Trucks rear fenders (fit up to 35's)
Summit Expedition Trucks under tray boxes
SPC upper control arms
OME 886 front springs and firm shocks
OME extra heavy rear springs and firm shocks
Newer lower control arms
Expediton Essentials 2TPAM dash mount with RAM Mount hardware
Poly Performance LCA cam tabs
Weather Tech floor mats in the front and back
NOT installed, but included with the sale:
FJ cruiser automatic transfer case (allows for a manual transfer case in a Tacoma)
Off Grid Dual battery kit
Summit Expedition Trucks ditch light brackets
Sherpa roof rack mounting feet
ARB single high output compressor
Baja Designs amber S2 Pro
Expedition Essentials ARB dual high output compressor mount
Power Trays Switch Pro mount
Expedition Essentials Switch Pro mount
Driveshaft drop kit
Gates full serpentine belt and fully kit
Energy Suspension bushing kit
Spare headlights (require refurbishment)
Front diff drop kit
MESO overhead Switch Pro button mount
Misc. Other things
NOT included with sale:
Zarges case in the bed
If the truck is still up for sale then the truck is for sale. I am not interest in any trades. The truck is also a manual transmission, if you don't know how to drive manual transmission then I can drive it during a test drive. You are welcome to bring someone who knows how to drive manual for a test drive if you can't drive a manual car.
Please reach out if you have any questions.
Regards,
Spencer
I am selling my 2007 Toyota Tacoma. Currently the truck has 178,xxx miles. The truck has been my daily driver and the only reason for selling is because of a career change. Since I have owned the truck it has been garaged and well looked after. All of the maintenance is current. Since the beginning of this year I have only used it on the weekends for Lowes trips and the like.
The truck has been Toyota reliable and I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere. Because I haven't had the need to drive it, it needs an inspection sticker. In speaking with the garage I go to it only needs a rear bumper fabricated to pass inspection. Currently, I don't have enough time to fabricate a rear bumper so the new owner will need to fabricate one for an inspection sticker (depending on your state).
The truck has had the frame replace. During my ownership I have always washed off the truck after driving it in the snow and coated the frame yearly. In saying that, this is a NE truck and has some surface rust here and there.
As far as things it will need, I recommend replacing the battery due to the fact that I have not been driving it and had to jump start it the last time I drove it. The oil change indicator hasn't come on yet, but I feel like its not far off
Below is a list of parts currently on the truck:
ARB bull bar
Slee Offroad fog light surrounds
Baja Designs amber SAE fog lights
ARB LED turn signals
ARB rated recovery point
WARN 9.5XP winch
Safari snorkel
FJ Cruiser steelies w/ Falken Wild Peaks A/T (255/80/17) skinny 33's
Ute Ltd. Tray (aluminum Hilux tray) welded and all hardware replaced with 316 stainless steel hardware
Summit Expedition Trucks rear fenders (fit up to 35's)
Summit Expedition Trucks under tray boxes
SPC upper control arms
OME 886 front springs and firm shocks
OME extra heavy rear springs and firm shocks
Newer lower control arms
Expediton Essentials 2TPAM dash mount with RAM Mount hardware
Poly Performance LCA cam tabs
Weather Tech floor mats in the front and back
NOT installed, but included with the sale:
FJ cruiser automatic transfer case (allows for a manual transfer case in a Tacoma)
Off Grid Dual battery kit
Summit Expedition Trucks ditch light brackets
Sherpa roof rack mounting feet
ARB single high output compressor
Baja Designs amber S2 Pro
Expedition Essentials ARB dual high output compressor mount
Power Trays Switch Pro mount
Expedition Essentials Switch Pro mount
Driveshaft drop kit
Gates full serpentine belt and fully kit
Energy Suspension bushing kit
Spare headlights (require refurbishment)
Front diff drop kit
MESO overhead Switch Pro button mount
Misc. Other things
NOT included with sale:
Zarges case in the bed
If the truck is still up for sale then the truck is for sale. I am not interest in any trades. The truck is also a manual transmission, if you don't know how to drive manual transmission then I can drive it during a test drive. You are welcome to bring someone who knows how to drive manual for a test drive if you can't drive a manual car.
Please reach out if you have any questions.
Regards,
Spencer
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