2003 Toyota Tacoma Xtra Cab TRD-Offroad - Virginia - SOLD

Hey everyone! After almost 6 years, I'm leaving the Tacoma game (hopefully temporarily) as I've bought a 4th Gen 4Runner V8 Limited to keep me happy until then.

I actually am cleaning it today, but wanted to get some pics up early since I'm picking up the 4Runner up on Monday.

$8000 OBO

2003 Toyota Tacoma Xtra Cab V6 4x4 TRD Offroad Package
- 3.4 liter V6 with 161,000 miles
- 265/70/16 BFG Rugged Terrain tires that will pass inspection, but probably should be replaced in the next year
- Every Feature offered on a first gen Tacoma except the rare moonroof and the tow package (tow hitch and a different clutch fan)
- Rear diff locker wired to work in 2-Hi
- Lifted 3" on OME Dakar rear leaf springs with Bilstein 5125 extended length shocks rear
- Wheelers Greaseable Shackles
- Bilstein 5100 adjustable shocks in the front
- Rear diff breather relocate
- Brake proportioning valve bracket to account for the lift
- Redline fluids in both diffs and transfer case ~20,000 miles ago
- Transmission drain and fill ~20,000 miles ago
- Timing belt (but I don't believe water pump) 40,000 miles ago, Fuel Filter
- Optima yellow top battery installed 4 years ago
- New plugs and wires installed less than 4000 miles ago
- Silver Husky bed toolbox
- 4XInnovations Rock Sliders
- Kenwood Double Din Touch Screen Head Unit with wires ran for amp install under driver seat
- Uniden 520 CB Radio with Wilson 1000 5 foot whip
- Frame recall under coating, rear spare tire carrier replaced under warranty
- 18" Magnaflow muffler with downturn to clear leaves
- Deck Plate Mod
- All weather rubber floor mats from Factory
- I also will throw in an 4 OEM Cloth Floor Mats, extended length SS Rear Brake Line, Diff Drop, stock radio

Bad
- Something hit the roof before I owned it and it has a few small rust spots but you never see it, small scratch to the middle on one side of the bed
- The rear shocks are really long and can bottom out if you putt more than a few thousand pounds in the bed
- Front bumper valence was damaged, but isn't noticeable unless you look for it
- Driver side seat plastic is cracked on the side
- One of the rivets on the rear quarter window was replaced with a bolt and nut
- Passenger Front Mudflap is missing

It's been wheeled, it is dirty, but it is not beat.
I have most all paper work for parts I've bought for it over the years, but I have misplaced some as this truck has been with me since Highschool, College, and now where I live after graduating. Located in Sterling, VA.

 

Free? I didn't see a price nice truck!

 

Damn, you got me. I guess it's yours.

Didn't realize I didn't list a price. Edited.

 

This should last for a few minutes.

 

Her replacement has made it home! Time for the Taco to go!

 

Interesting another NOVA guy that I had no idea existed!

 

I cant see any of the pictures any idea why?

 

I'm tempted to dump my 3rd gen for this. Hows the frame rust situation?

 

Replacing 3rd gens with first gens?

 

Is this still on the market? Pics of frame?

 

Sorry I didn't see this, guys!

Here's some photos of the frame. Some surface rust but no really bad spots. It was a PA car before I bought it, but it has the Toyota undercoating. If I was going to keep it, I'd strip the frame and coat it again.

I'm actually dropping the price to $8000 since I kind of need it gone soon. I don't have parking at my apartment for it and my 4runner.

 

I actually just moved up here in June and started my post grad job. Kind of hectic with all of the new stuff, which is why I have neglected this thread.

I got your email and sent you the pictures. Sorry for the delay.

 

Wow--Pictures , interior and all look just like my '02.
Good luck w/ your sale.
I'm getting ready to list mine this weekend.

glenn

 

Thanks for the interest everyone! Sold it to a younger guy. I know he'll take care of it.