Long Travel Prerunner 2005 double cab- California

Here it goes, needs have changed and I don't have time to use the truck properly so its up for sale, only trades ill consider are 2009+ 4runners nothing over 70,000 miles

*Recetly added brand new nitto all terrain tires all around, new battery, new rotors/pads

Front:

Total Chaos 3.5 Long travel kit
Fox 2.5x8 coilovers
Prerunner bumper
Fiberglass fenders

Rear:

DMZ Spring under axle kit
Fox 2.5x16 triple bypasses
Space saver bed cage- minimal space taken up so you can still haul the dirtbikes and whatever else you need, functioning tailgate
Fiberglass fenders
Boxed in frame from the cab back and a fully fabbed boxed in rear cross member

Method race wheels: 16x8 with brand new nitto terra grapplers

Interior:

Pioneer 4100 double din touch screen
Jl 10"sub
Kicker amp

Maintenance:

I did all these maintenance items as preventative maintenance/prep for the truck:

-The front long travel kit has brand new bushings and upper/lower uniballs (15,000 miles)
- Front coilovers have a fresh rebuild and revalve (500 miles)
- Rear bypasses have a fresh rebuild/revalve (5,000 miles)
- The spring under/bypasses havent even been out on a trip in the desert yet

- Alternator and Serpentine belt replaced (1,000 miles)
- Synthetic Oil changes always on time
- One U-joint was wearing out so I went ahead and replaced all three u joints with greasable u joints (the factory non greasable ones lasted this long so these should last you a very long time)

This truck has only quality parts and fab work and is very reliable, I just drove on a road trip to texas and back in July and had no issues and this has been my daily driver.

Truck has a fresh paint job with warranty and it looks very clean.
Getting fresh coilovers and alignment for the new owner this weekend and it is ready to go.

2006 Tacoma, clean title, clean carfax, 177,000 miles, 2 wheel drive- $21,400

 

Love the truck and get lots of compliments all the time, just time for a change. I will be uploading more pictures shortly.

 

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Best of luck with your sale man...Hope the truck goes to a good home.

The truck has come a long way from when you first got it in your build thread.

 

I appreciate that! Lots of time, and lots more money lol. Its going to be hard to see it go but hopefully the new owner will care for it as much as I do

 

Yeah man, the time you put into it sure does show! The only problem I can find myself not building a LT truck is probably what you're feeling... Spending tons of money on the truck and not being able to take it out as much as you want and using it to its potential.

 

Yeah exactly, don't get me wrong though Ive learned more than I ever would have and have had so much fun in this truck. I know I'll get another LT truck some day just not right now, nothing beats a day out in the desert and the smile factor of having ac/heat and a nice radio while you cruise around.

 

Oh yeah man, I bet you have. If you're going to drop some money into it, might as well enjoy it!
Maybe in a year or so I will decide on a LT rear setup first. Just have to get to a point where I don't need to drive super far in it.

 

Yeah man do it! You'd be surprised they're pretty comfortable to dd, I was living in texas and would drive from california to texas once a year with it, without a problem. Definitely the right move going rear long travel first.

 

$23,400... and Ill throw in some new fox coilovers

 

Free bump for a great truck. Have suspension travel #s and any video? May help the sale.

 

Thanks man! the front pulls 13 inches I believe and rear is strapped at 16 conservatively but pulls 18. I don't have any videos of it in action unfortunately, haven't even taken it out to the desert in a while which is why I'm selling it, bummer

 

Bump, price is $22,000, buy it and take it out for new years! Your wife won't mind!

 

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I'll trade you a 2008 DCLB with a shell and 93,000 miles, pretty much the same thing as a 4runner

 

Might consider it plus cash on top, I would consider one with lower miles if anyone else is thinking about it. Definitely prefer cash though