2015 White DCSB Sport w/ Tasteful Modifications

The brass tacks:

• 10,000 miles
• No damages / repair work
• Original owner
• Clean title
• 2WD / 5-Speed Auto
• TRD Sport / Trailer Package
• Entune Audio

• Has factory warranty and service plan in place
• Comes as-is
• Selling to focus on motorcycles and possibly buy my first house!

The changes:

• Suntek ceramic window tint ($300 repl. value)
• Black-painted OEM mirror caps ($80 repl. value)
• Black-painted XSP-X bumper fascia/trim ($400 repl. value)
• Black custom OEM LED tail lights ($600 repl. value)
• Black custom OEM retrofitted headlights ($2,000 repl. value)
• Black custom OEM LED 3rd brake light ($250 repl. value)
• Morimoto XB LED Fog Lights ($170 repl. value)
• New 2015 4Runner Limited 20s ($1,400 repl. value)
• New 265-series Goodyears w/ replacement certificates at Discount Tire ($800 repl. value)
• Fully de-badged / de-stickered
• 30" billet aluminum light bar in lower bumper opening ($800 repl. value)
• Husky Liner mud flaps (currently removed, but included; $70 repl. value)

That's $6,870 in parts to get a stock truck to look like this one, not to mention the labor and time required to pull it off!

The windshield had to be replaced and it's a very good piece of glass from Safelite. Lifetime warranty and a fantastic seal--no cheap stuff here.

Asking $30,000 as it sits. My direct email with any questions is: tacomahogany@gmail.com.







Will get more high-res photos uploaded ASAP

 

Already?! GLWS.

 

Really getting interested in bikes, so I want to free up as much of my income as I can for that.

 

Good lookin Tacoma!Bikes are nice too!

 

interested in those headlights, do you want stock ones to put back on it?

 

I'm not interested in parting it out, unfortunately.

 

CLEAN truck! GLWS!

 

Thanks John!

 

Sweet truck. Did you notice a difference in actual speed versus the speedometer with 20's on it? Or any mileage increase/decrease with the 20's? I realize larger diameter wheels can make a difference, it did on my Dodge. The speedo difference varied from about 2 to 5 mph dependent on the speed. The higher the speed, the larger the difference between my actual speed and what the speedo said. For example, the speedometer would read 70 and I was actually driving @ 74. The mileage did increase. I got maybe 1 to 2 mpg difference too. Especially on the highway. And, the trip meter and odometer mileage did vary as well. A road trip to my friend in New Orleans for Mardi Gras this year showed that there was about a 200 mile variance from the navigation device and the odometer. From my house there it is @ 2100 miles. The odometer read @ 1890 or more. Can't remember exactly now, but there was a difference. Lol, that might be a good thing for those with leases.

 

I actually got this tire size based on it being so close to the stock size, something like 0.1%, which is less than the accuracy range of the stock speedo from the factory. For all intents and purposes, it's as accurate as it came stock.

 

Nice. I think I'm going for a setup like you have then. I wouldn't normally beat my truck up on the dirt, and I plan on some long road trips again soon. My reasoning for having this four wheel drive was because after driving across the entire state of Texas this past March over ice and snow, I really needed something more capable than a two wheel drive Dodge. And with 20's it just looks sweeter.

 

Looking for a truck exactly like this, just a little out of my price range...

what type of headlights are those? GLWS

 

They're retrofitted, so modified stock housings.

 

Last chance before it's parted out:

 

I'm in Atlanta

 

The part-out begins, then I'll probably trade the truck.

 

Andrew, just curious but what is the next vehicle you're planning on getting?

 

100% stock suspension. I don't like altering suspensions unless it's lowering a sports car.

 

I just need basic transportation but also need to haul my beloved bike. If I can locate a buyer and sell outright, I'll track down a well-maintained 92-96 Ford F150 and restore it as best I can.