2017 TRD Sport DCLB 4x4 - Denver

Hi guys,
I'm waiting for the new tundra to come out, and it may be time for an upgrade, so I'm just putting feelers out there for anyone looking to buy sometime in the fall or sooner.

Basic details:
Mileage: ~60,000 currently.
Asking: $36,000 OBO
Location: Denver, CO

Upgrades:
Remote Start.
Leather seats : Barracuda: Java/Natural ( see attached swatch pictures)
Heated Front Seats.
Snugtop Shell, with Lockable side windows with sliders (and mesh) (outdoorsman Style side), dropable cab window with slider, back lock unlocks with the key fobs, Thule tracks, headliner, it does have a light which currently isn't working, but probably is a quick fix.
Prinsu rack cab and topper.

Full Disclosure: there was a no fault accident about 2 years ago, no frame damage, all the repairs were done via the insurance at a local denver shop, I can probably dig up the details.

It has been well maintained, and all the servicing was done at toyota stealerships.
It has a newish set of Michelin All seasons, there is also a set of blizzacks which at this point would be used for non winter driving, but have plenty of tread left for that.
There are also 3 All season tires (lost one thanks to an ex driving on flat (face palm!))

 

Looks nice, about what I’m on the hunt for (though wish it had a locker but that combo seems hard to find)

 

Yeah a locker doesn't work for our use case. but we do have a platform in the back. I'll take more pictures when I have a chance. But this is the should give you an idea. there's a bean that goes under the cross members for support, and a plywood base that goes on top. You could also put in a decked system underneath, so you don't loose the length, but still have lockable drawers for storage.

 

Price?

 

I was originally looking to part with it once the new Tundra came out, but with ski season coming to an end, I would be open to selling it sooner for the right situation.

 

Would you be willing to trade hoods since you are going to try to trade it in if you can’t sell?

 

Nope not looking to part things out. I'm looking to sell it as is. Sorry dude.

 

Is your rig still for sale? Seeing your platform brought back memories of a setup my brother built for his Tacoma "a long, long time ago" as the song starts. Lived in the mountains in Boulder, built drawers under the sleeping platform, visited many hot springs around the West. Anyway, I appreciated the memories.

 

I’m in no particular rush to sell, but yes, it’s still available for the right person/offer.

 

Got it, I'll be in the Denver area in a month for my son's DU graduation, might be an opportunity depending on what transpires in the interim. No plans to be there sooner, but sounds like no rush. One question for now: is the sleeping platform fixed in place or removable?
Mike

 

I can get better pictures, the platform IS removable, and can be taken apart in under 10 minutes.
Basically there's a sheet in the middle that you can pull out. You can then lift the section you see there, which is held in place with 4 bolts, and there's a beam in the middle (not in the picture) for extra stability. The section above rests on the beam, which is notched and held in place via friction.

I've kept the truck pretty oem, and don't like drilling into it

 

Thanks, pics will be useful. If you are open to it I might see if my son is willing to take a look at some point when he's not skiing/long boarding/studying, your call. I agree with your inclination to not drill into trucks, at least without adult supervision.
Mike

 

Here are some pics of how it’s all held together.
Once you pull out the sheet in the middle. You can then undo the 4 butterfly clasps in each corner to separate the two supports from the side rails which run the length of the bed. You then pull the rails off, followed by the supports that run the width. The center support is held in place by the two pieces that run the width through the notches in the truck bed and the center support. The center support was sanded down so it fits snug between the groves in the truck bed bottom and the end close to the cab, so it’s secure in place and doesn’t move. The entire process takes under 10 minutes. I have two plastic tubs that fit in the two storage compartments and have a couple feet behind them. You can also remove them for longer things like skis like I have in the picture below.

 

Just wanted to throw it out here again, I'm getting close to getting a new truck, just waiting on the allocation.
This truck now has 75K miles, and I'm open to reasonable offers.
Would consider selling the topper and the prinsu racks.

 

You have a few pics of the racks and topper?

 

Here’s a link to the Craigslist post.
I can get more pics tomorrow.
https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/denver-silver-snugtop-rebel-topper/7520710490.html