1994 Toyota Other

SR5 Pickup Truck

3.0 liter

Automatic

JT4VD20C2R0012986

Clear

Gasoline

1994 V6 Toyota T100 SR5 with only 99k MILES! NO BODY RUST. NO RESERVE. This was a Kentucky truck until 2 years ago. The guys at my shop want a diesel so we need to find a new home for this one. Fleet maintained for past 2 years. Registered and inspected in the state of NY. For larger, higher-resolution pictures, double-click a photo in the slideshow and you'll be taken to the Picasa gallery. PHOTOS Take a good look at all the photos... What you see is what you get. The surface rust on the undercarriage looks worse than it actually is on account of 1) I just washed it and 2) using the flash on the camera. For larger hi-res pictures, double-click a photo in the slideshow. DETAILS SOLID, RUST-FREE BODY!!! V6 - 3.0 EDI motor runs smooth. 99122 original miles VIN#: JTVD20C2R0012986 Automatic Transmission 4WD works as it should. BF Goodrich All-Terrain TA “Baja Champion” radial tires (31x10.5R 15 LT) All-Star ABS plastic bed liner Chrome step bars. Comes with a tonneau cover (not pictured) in excellent condition. Hitch receiver. Tan interior. Cruise / Overdrive AC works AM/FM radio / power locks / power mirrors Includes owners manual and supplement ADDITIONAL DETAILS It is clearly need of a buff & wax. (I’ll vac it out before buyer takes possession.) Missing the T100 decal on the drivers side doors Trim strip on drivers side door needs to be re-glued Sounds like a pinhole exhaust leak (...probably good for awhile though.) Trivial surface rust on the under-carriage. SELLING AS-IS. NO WARRANTY. Prospective buyers fully encouraged to arrange for an in-person inspection prior to the close of the sale. Hitch & chain shown in photos not included. No dealer fees. $1000 down-payment required within 48 hours of close of sale. Feel free to ask questions and I’ll do my best to answer. On Aug-03-12 at 16:45:18 PDT, seller added the following information: A prospective buyer came out today and took it for a test drive and noted creaky noises at the point where the wheels cranked all the way one way or another. I googled creaky front end and it took me to this site where the educated guess was the ball joints up front. Another commenter said that could be fixed with grease. ...So you're aware.