SOLD: 2004 Toyota Tacoma Extended Cab, V6, Manual, 4x4, TRD Off-Road, SR5

SOLD

Up for sale is my 2004 Tacoma. This truck has served me well over the past 14 years and still has plenty of years to go. I’ve upgraded to a four door truck so it’s time to find it a new home.

2004 Toyota Tacoma Extended Cab, V6, Manual, 4x4, TRD Off-Road, SR5
Lunar Mist Metallic (Gray)
144,400 miles
PA Inspection good through 12/2018
I am the original owner, no accidents, and have clear PA title in hand
You can see the full list of modification in my build thread here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/enigmaarons-build.204065/
Located in Downingtown, PA

Asking $11,000 OBO

Key maintenance items:

• Frame under warranty until January 31st 2019, corrosion preventative applied by dealer on 10/18/2010, I checked the frame in December (2017) and it was solid all around
• Clutch replaced in early 2012 at approximately 105k miles
• Timing belt, water pump, and thermostat replaced in late 2012 at approximately 115k miles
• Front and rear brakes both replaced at approximately 135k miles
• New battery installed on 06/05/2017

The roof and bed racks are included. Not currently mounted on the truck though.
A number of spare parts are included. A picture along with list of parts is down below.



































Racks included but not installed, seen here. In the box is a second rack for the bed. It came as a pair but I only used one.


Older picture of the truck with the racks and kayaks mounted. Kayaks not included in sale.



Spare parts included, as seen in this picture roughly from top left to bottom right:

• Camshaft pulleys x2 and crankshaft pulley (accidentally bought extras when I changed the timing belt)
• Front coilover top spacers
• Original speedo gear (was replaced with one to correct speedo for 33” tires)
• Touch up paint
• Hitch mount license plate holder (came with bumper, I installed a flip up one instead)
• Factory front CV axle with replaced boot (GSP one is on the truck along with other factory one)
• Old drive belts for emergency backup
• Alternator and starter parts
• Front turn signal and license plate LED light strips
• Rear mud flaps
• Bag of every nut/bolt/screw/etc. that came off the truck for something modified
• Passenger axle seal
• Driver axle seal
• Rear leaf spring bushing
• Spare bulbs, mostly interior ones from swapping them to LEDs
• Wheel studs
• Shackles
• Factory inner left/right and outer left/right tie rod ends that were replaced to pass inspection but otherwise functionally fine

 

If I'm only half as good as a 1st gen tacoma that's pretty darn good. I'll take it.

 

Good luck with the sale dude! Bummed I never got tot wheel with you.

 

So what's next? Gonna convert to a Jeeper?

 

Not sure if it's better or worse, but I bought a 2018 Chevy Colorado. Haven't been doing any serious off-roading lately.

 

Ok, they've come a long way, and are a good looking truck. I've seen em decked out with the diesel and something of an off road package and look bad ass.

 

Bump for an awesome deal on a 1st gen.

 

Where else you post this F/S?

 

No where else at this point. Figured I would start here and see what happens.

 

Gotcha. The TTE FB page has a pretty good following on their B/S/T page. I’d try that before the general populous or Craigslist...

 

Good to know, thanks.

 

Bump. Nice rig man! Great deal too. Low miles and a killer build.

 

Thanks, hopefully can find it a good home.

 

Yea for sure man! I'm gonna be posting my rig pretty soon too. Time to upgrade. I'm caught between the 18 Colorado and 18 TRD Offroad.

 

Really liking my 18 Colorado so far.

 

I went to the auto show in my area in January and really liked what I saw. They seem to have a bit more room in the back seat than the Tacos do.

 

My Brother-in-law had this same truck when i was young. It's what made me a Tacoma guy.

Great looking truck! Good luck with the sale!

 

Bump