***SOLD***2009 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 MT TRD Off Road - $23,216.83

[Tahoe Adventure Trex]

Up for listing is our 2009 Tacoma 4x4 TRD Off Road with a 6 speed manual transmission. One owner. 191k miles. Used, as a 4x4 truck, but not abused. Well maintained and have all the records, since purchased in January 2009.

Here's the price breakdown:

$23216.83 is what it would book out at, based on NADA value and accessories valued at 50%. We've owned the vehicle since new and have all the service records. We'll include the costs to own in the actual breakdown. We had a Habitat on the truck, but the Habitat sold. Unfortunately, we have one too many vehicles in the stable and need to pass this one on to the next owner.

Here’s the complete rundown:
$17,175 NADA Value, excluding accessories
* 2009 Toyota Tacoma with TRD Off Road Pkg
* 4.0l V6
* 6sp Manual Transmission
* JBL audio with 6 disc changer and Aux input
* ATRAC
* E Locker
* Bluetooth
* Cruise Control
* Sliding Rear Window
* Towing Pkg

Accessories
$12083.65 total with $6041.83 @ 50% value
* CAI/Exhaust $788/$475
* Icon Delta Joint UCA $799.95
* Icon LCA skid plates $139.95
* King Shocks 25001-119EXT Adjustable Coilovers For Front w/ 700lb Coil $1827.80
* King Shocks 25001-121A Remote Reservoirs For Rear $991.55
* Dakar leafs & Daystar cradle with Firestone airbags $752.25
* Prinsu Design Studio Habitat rack with LED 40” Amber light bar & LED fog lights $1026.20
* Trigger 4 Plus $399.95
* ARB Twin Stack Compressor with Expedition Essentials mount in the truck bed side box $823.70
*Off Grid Engineering dual battery split system with Redarc BCDC 25 to charge Odyssey AGM 35-PC 1400T $879.05 + $239.95 for the battery
* ARB Deluxe Bull Bar with LED fog lights $1295.00
* Smittybilt XRC 9.5k winch with synthetic rope $389.95
* CBI Bushmaster Steel Plate wraparaound rear bumper $975.35
* Relentless Fab Bed Rack $280

I didn’t add the KMC Enduro wheels or the General Grabber ATX tires (295/75/16) which is an additional $1687, since those are really under maintenance and upkeep. I also didn't add the Thule Basket, LED headlight upgrade, or the Xbull traction boards.

Since new, I’ve spent $34,850.52 in fuel. $43036.34 has been spent with routine service, insurance, registration, and upgrades since January 2009. That price even included around $12k for the Habitat. The highest cost for service was $2881.84 with all the fluids, filters, intake, exhaust, cooling, and water pump being serviced. Average cost per mile is $0.20. The air filter and cabin air filter are now lifetime filters. Clean, oil, put back and you’re good to go. The coolant, diffs, and brakes are checked at every oil change, which is around 5000 miles. All the steering is solid. The suspension components are less than 30k miles. Lube it, air up the tires, fill it up with gas, and it’s good to go.

Feel free to reach out with any additional questions. There are three areas which show signs of adventure (PS under door, PS fender flare, PS taillight). All three areas do not impact functionality, only cosmetics. Sorry, but it is a truck. We probably should have bought the sliders.

Vehicle is in South Lake Tahoe, CA. And, we'll be willing to deliver across the Western United States (at a cost of $0.56/mile) upon payment confirmation. We'd love to deliver farther, but that'll have to wait for less responsibilities in our lives.

 

[Tahoe Adventure Trex]

Here are a few more photos.

 

[Tahoe Adventure Trex]

Ready for adventure. Loves snowy mountain passes, loading up the little ones, days spent down by the river, toting all the toys, and getting away from it all for some high alpine views.

We've gone through a few variations on this truck over the years. And, the truck has never let us down. This really is our best and most reliable vehicle. We've tackled "closed" mountain passes in whiteout blizzards, as well as some adventures all across the West. We really wouldn't hesitate to take this vehicle down any road, trail, or path. But, it's probably a bit too much vehicle for our 16yo boy. And, we don't have a lot of room with winter coming to keep it out of the elements.