2004 Toyota Tacoma S-Runner (Sport Runner) For Sell

DELETE, SOLD!!! For sell is a Superb 2004 Toyota Tacoma S-Runner (Sport Runner), First Generation, 47K miles.

This great and extremely rare example of the desirable First Generation Toyota Tacoma trucks has only 47K actual highway miles (3,000 miles per year, and slowly go up). Garage kept. Perfect mechanical condition and excellent overall condition. No rust - Arizona truck. No modifications. Tires have only 5,000 miles. At 42,500 miles I changed the oil in the manual transmission and differential with Royal Purple Max Gear Full Synthetic

$29 75W-90 Synthetic Gear Lube - 1 Quart (Pack of 2)

75W-90 gear oil and air filter-PROMOTIVE AF4886, as well. For the engine I use Valvoline Advanced Full Synthetic 5W-30 engine oil (changing every year).

Toyota Tacoma S-Runner is a low-riding street sports model with a suspension tuned for handling on pavement.
This is the only pure street sport truck ever made. They don't make them anymore, and will never make again, unfortunately.
Don't confuse this great example of Tacoma S-Runner (Sport Runner) with TRD Sport trucks. You can see a lot of them every day and every where on the roads, but you have to look very long time to see only one S-Runner. That's why it is so rare, and collectible.
Clean Title on my name in hand.

Price: $20,000 Firm!

Payment: Wire Transfer or Cashier's Check. The truck, with its title, will leave my garage when my bank, JP Morgan CHASE clears the payment.

The buyer is responsible for shipping to his location. If the buyer choose to drive, he needs to obtain the Restricted Use 3-Day Permit, $1, so he can drive to his location.
I can help arrange shipping at reasonable rates.
Nations Auto Transport.
Contact: Julie Robins- 913-752-9173
Beacon Shipping
Contact: John York – 401-340-8440
Fishers Shipping Company
Contact: (508) 792-2427

Exterior
Color key exterior radiant red
Fiberglass fender flares
16x7 alloy wheels wrapped in 235x55x16
S-Runner badge
Ext cab with a standard 6’ bed

Interior
Has a trim level close to that of a Limited tacoma

Suspension
Front coils with a stiffer spring rate
Tokico gas shocks all around
Bigger front anti-sway bar
Rear anti-sway bar
Stiffer leafs

Drive train
Engine V6 3.4L 5vz-fe and the R150 5 speed manual transmission
8.4” rear axle with 3.15 gears
Exhaust toned for a more muscle sound
Modified by Toyota power steering to make it easier to steer
4 wheel abs standard

• Color-keyed grille, bumpers, valance, door handles, mirrors and fender flares
• P235/55R16 tires on 16” aluminum alloy wheels, 7" wide rims
• Performance-tuned suspension with gas-filled Tokico shock absorbers and
rear stabilizer bar
• Tuned exhaust with chrome-tipped tailpipe
• Tilt steering wheel
• Washer-linked variable intermittent windshield wipers
• Instrument panel with warning lights and white-faced gauges, orange-illuminated
speedometer; tachometer with LCD twin tripmeters; coolant and fuel gauges
• Leather-trimmed tilt steering wheel and shift knob
• Fabric-trimmed sport seats with driver-seat power-adjustable lumbar support
• Sports Package3 — sliding rear window with privacy glass, power windows
and door locks, defroster-linked CFC-free air conditioning, digital clock,
Deluxe AM/FM ETR/Cassette/CD with 6 speakers

Snugtop by Custom Hardtops fiberglass Tonneau cover with Double Key Lock Rotary Latching for Quick Open and Close

This 2004 Toyota Tacoma S-Runner has NO Safety Recalls (by the VIN Number). I made additional photos. To see them, please go to Page #3.
NOTE: There is a dirt underneath, no rust.

 

Been looking for one of these for a long time! This one is just too nice for me. Wish the body looked this good but had about 5x as many miles… plan on dropping a 2JZ motor in it. I could never tear this truck apart. Good luck with sale, should sell quick!

 

Where in AZ are ya? I'd love to come by and just drool over the thing! JK

This is an absolutely amazing truck - only thing it's missing is the super charger

 

Why don't you try BAT, you may get much more than you think with a clean low mileage example like this. I guess I have a hard time believing these stingy DIY tacoites here shelling out 20k - but ya never know

 

Agreed, consider Bring a Trailer auction.
With a truck this clean and low miles, you'll likely fetch a premium there.

 

DON’T SELL THIS UNLESS YOU HAVE TO, OR IT IS TIME TO PASS IT ON.

Great looking truck. It’s not a matter of the mo ey you will get, but you have something you know is in great shape and condition. It is a great product and will continue to preform and look great. Definitely turn into a classic (my opinion).

Would u take 3k and a chicken? Chicken come with its own pen.

 

I agree about Bat. There are 3 sites I visit every day without fail. Bat is one of them. I bought my 97 Nissan Hardbody on Bat. Great site, I tried to buy a 2012 X-runner on there, but got outbid when I stopped at $23,500. Your S-Runner is beautiful. Wish you were a bit closer to Missouri.

 

Not sure where you see this, I've had a few buds sell on BAT and they all pretty much agree with this seller's writeup. Hopefully this helps, but again if you want max $, it may be worth the minor headaches.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/buyin...l-your-car-absolutely-but-pack-your-patience/

 

What's the best guide on pricing your truck for sale? I'm getting all kinds of estimates on what my 2003 Tacoma 4 speed manual transmission regular cab is worth. Edmund's says about $3000. KBB says 3246 to 5827. Autotrader ads are showing 7K+. Sorry to hijack this thread on what I want to ask about. Although I'm a member of this site, Tacomaworld won't let me start my own thread since I've posted so little in the past.​

 

without knowing details, youre almost assuredly twice Kbb/edmunds

Assuming:
-2.7L I4 motor
-<200k miles
-no rust on frame
-4x4
-normal dings

the above probably fetches $7-9k+

assuming:
-2.4L
-<200k
-no rust on frame
-2WD
-normal dings

5-7k+

add $ for less miles, 4x4, TRD. Subtract $$ for rust, >200k mi, excessive body issues, or other issues

unless it’s an absolute rust bucket $5k would be your floor these days. There is no guide, the supply/demand has been torched out

and of course <100k mi/clean condition could go for a bunch, and probably better for the auctions - like this one.

 

Wow! Amazing. Thank you.

 

BAT

 

I would post on BAT or cars and bids to find the right market

 

Are these tires mismatched or different profile? Looks like a drag set up IMO.

 

Top speed by Factory 110 mph...with this set up 126 mph (4th gear and 4,600 rpm).

 

And don't forget - this is a street truck...not off road. As you know, off road trucks are millions, but the street trucks are very, very rare.

 

If only I had the cash for it.
Clean ass truck, and honestly these days, that price is fair

 

I need cash to buy aerobatic plane...it's my hobby. You'll like this!
http://vimeo.com/100670266

 

Doesn't seem like you will sell it on here, not trying to be a dick but because you dislike a service doesn't mean you can't try with a premium item. Give it a break and circle back in a few months, i'm on and off with ebay myself for 22 years, but for a tacoma with low miles it seems to be the right way to reach a ton of buyers.

 

Nice TRD sport, did you lower it?




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