2010 TRD Off-Road AC Build $27k

2010 Tacoma TRD Off-Road 4x4
Access Cab
Magnetic Grey
35,300 miles
6-Speed Manual Transmission
V6 4.0L
Original Owner
Maintenance Records Available
Location: Portland, OR
Asking $27,000 obo

I'm selling my beloved Tacoma build. I'm sad to do so, but financial and life circumstances make it necessary. Here's a list of the various upgrades and mods I've made. I've put well over $10,000 into upgrades on this truck, not including labor and shipping costs. I am selling the truck as is, with all listed accessories included. Please inquire with any questions. Thank you.

Stereo: Kenwood KDC-X997 Deck (Bluetooth Audio), JL Audio Amp & Speakers
Snugtop Camper Shell
Lift Kit: Bilstein 5100s, OME 885 Coils, OME Dakar Leaf Springs, OME Nitrocharger Sport Shocks
Camburg Uni-ball UCAs
Demello Off-Road Sliders (Hybrid, Bolt-on)
Wheels: KMC XD122 Enduro
Tires: BFG All-Terrain KO 285
Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator
ArmorTech Off-Road Hi-Clearance Rear Bumper, Tire Swing-Out, & Jerry Can Mount
Black NATO Jerry Can
Rigid Industries SR-M Flush Mount Back-up Light Kit
Pelfreybilt Front Plate Bumper (full hoops, bar LED and fog light cutouts)
Pelfreybilt IFS & Mid Skid Plates
Warn M8000 Winch
Rigid Industries D2 Fog Lights (Wide)
Rigid Industries SR-20 Bar LED (Combo, 20")
Pelfreybilt Battery Cage
DieHard 31M Series Battery
Wet Okole Seat Covers (w/ custom TRD logo and full piping)
Spare KMC XD122 Wheel & BFG A/T Tire
Weathertech Floor Mats
Weathertech Front Window Rain Deflectors
ArmorTech Hi-Lift Mount
Hi-Lift 60" Red
Off-Road Hi-Lift Base
Toyota OEM Bed Mat
Pelfreybilt Axe/Shovel Mount (not installed)
De-badged
Black grill/black emblem
ABS Kill Switch Mod
Daytime Running Lights Mod
Extra Bed D-Rings

* Full TRD Off-Road Package: 4WD, Traction Control, Locking Differential, Hill Start Assist, Tow Package, etc.
* I installed the Demello sliders and Pelfreybilt skid plates myself. The front bumper, rear bumper, and associated accessories were installed professionally.

Imperfections/Items of Note:
- I removed the factory sub-woofer, because it sounded like crap, looked even worse, and took up valuable space in the access cab. This left some holes in its place. Trust me, much better than having that POS in there. I never thought the holes looked bad - see photo of access cab.
- There is a thin strip where the camper shell meets the tailgate where the topcoat of paint rubbed off. This happened because the shell had shifted a touch, causing the rubber seal to rub against the paint. The paint has been touched-up, and while it doesn't look perfect, it's not visible as long as the camper shell is on the vehicle. See last photo.

 

damn, good looking rig. good luck with sale!

 

Thanks!

 

Sold

 

How do you like the suspension set up?