2007 Tacoma 4x4 - 6 Speed - Mid Travel - 35's - Socal

SOLD ******* 2007 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 4.0 V6 6-Speed Manual Super White with Grey Interior

• Asking $21,500
• Orange County, CA
• 103,050 miles
• SR5
• Tow package
• Rear LSD
• 2nd Owner (First owner, RelentlessFab)
• Purchased with approx 65k miles
• Clean title in hand
• Clean Carfax available
• All maintenance done
• Really clean, inside and out
• CA registration through August 2016

Hey guys. After much debate, I have decided to sell my Tacoma. I just became a father, so I am moving over to the Land Cruiser platform for more interior space. The truck has been my baby for the last 4 years and I will be sad to see it go. As you will see from all of the very recent work, I had no intentions of selling this truck until a couple months ago. I was honestly planning on keeping it forever, but at the end of the day something more family friendly won out.

Very capable rig with some very thought out upgrades. The truck was originally owned by Eric of RelentlessFab fame. His original build thread thoroughly documenting the first 65k of the truck can be found here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/relentlesstacos-build-up.17769/

Since I got the truck, I have done some of my own modifications, mostly changing out the suspension, adding to the sound system, and tweaking things here and there. This is how it currently sits:

























In my opinion, the truck is even nicer in person than it is in the pictures. It really is in excellent condition.

Current Specs:

Suspension
- Front: Fox 2.5” remote reservoir extended travel coilovers with upgraded 650lb Icon springs, Total Chaos UCAs, Wheelers Superbumps, Moog LCA’s with Moog greasable cam bolts
- Rear: Icon custom length 2.0 rear shocks with remote reservoir, All Pro expo leaf springs, All Pro U-bolt flip kit
- All suspension either brand new or rebuilt within last 5,000 miles
- Set of 5 285/75R17 Toyo AT2 XT Mounted on matching set of Moto Metal 951B Wheels - less than 2k miles on the tires. Alignment performed when tires were installed.
- Fender flares clearanced 2 inches from the middle for more tire clearance while maintaining factory look
- Cab mount chop

Armor
- Relentless Fabrication front bumper
- Relentless Fabrication high clearance rear bumper
- Relentless Fabrication rock sliders
- Total Chaos LCA skid plates

Other Exterior
- Blacked out headlights - TL projector retrofit w/ BMW shrouds and DDM Tuning 55W 5000K D2S HIDs
- Satoshi Grill, Plastidipped white, Land Cruiser TOYOTA emblem
- Tinted to match front windows (25%)
- Lockable tailgate latch
- Toyota rubber bed mat

Interior
- Ultragauge mounted above rear view mirror
- Weathertech digi-fit front mats
- Toyota all weather rear mats
- Modded gauge cluster w/ blue background and red needles
- LED interior lighting

Stereo
- “Dynomated” cab (Second Skin)
- Sony head unit with USB & AUX ports
- Diamond Audio 4 channel amp (running speakers)
- Boss Audio 2 channel amp (running sub)
- Alpine SPS-609 front speakers with ********* adapters
- Alpine SPS-600 rear speakers
- Alpine R-type 10" sub in custom sub box built by Relentless

Performance
- JBA cat back exhaust (no tube past muffler)
- Polished cold air intake w/ 6" AEM DryFlo synthetic air filter

Other
- Rear diff breather extended to behind fuel door
- Probably other misc. stuff I’m overlooking

Issues
- Grill is plastidipped white. I was intended to be temporary until I got it properly painted, but it’s now time to sell so it goes as is. Isn’t a perfect color match, but not too far off either. Taking the grill in to have it professionally painted shouldn’t cost much.
- Throw out bearing is mildly squeaking. This is a fairly common problem since the factory Toyota TOB was crap. It started making noise maybe 8k ago, so I’d feel confident in saying it has many more miles of life left. It’s mostly just annoying to anyone who is particular about their vehicle.
- Front bumper dented in a little bit due to Hyundai pulling out in front of me. It was a mild hit for the truck, no airbags deployed or anything like that, but it did dent in the front bumper a little bit. You wouldn’t really even notice it unless you were looking for it. I planned on getting it hammered out, but never got around to it.
- I developed a crack in the passenger rear fender that was jb welded back together. When the fender flare was originally clearanced, an OEM fender mount was removed. This left too much movement in the fender while driving, so it developed a crack right where it makes a 90 degree turn to tuck behind the passenger taillight. It wasn’t particularly noticeable, but it bothered me, so I JB welded the backside and plastidipped over the seem. I also added custom fabricated fender mounts (on both sides) to stiffen it all up and keep it from happening again. I have included a photo of the repair.

Oil changed at least every 3,000 miles

Recently detailed by a very high end shop. Spent lots of money on that.

Recent Maintenance - All Parts OEM
Replaced transmission & trans oil (93,XXX miles)
New windshield (93,XXX miles)
Changed spark plugs (94,XXX miles)
Replaced upper and lower coolant hoses (95,XXX miles)
Replaced oil cooler hoses (95,XXX miles)
Replaced thermostat (95,XXX miles)
Replaced radiator cap (95,XXX miles)
Replaced serpentine belt (95,XXX miles)
Replaced front brake rotors (95,XXX miles)
Replaced front brake pads (95,XXX miles)
Adjusted rear brakes (95,XXX miles)
Installed extended stainless steel brake lines (Goodridge) front and rear (95,XXX miles)
Brake fluid flush (95,XXX miles)
Coolant flush (95,XXX miles)
Replaced cabin air filter (95,XXX miles)
Fuel injector cleaning (95,XXX miles)
Throttle body cleaning (95,XXX miles)
Replace Front & Rear Diff oil (102,XXX)
Replaced engine oil (103,028 miles)

Cash only on this sale, no trades. I’ve already purchased a replacement vehicle. Thank you.

 

Trade 2007 double cab white trd off-road 4.0 auto 87,000 miles

 

Sorry, but as I stated in the ad, I have already purchased a replacement vehicle, so no trades.

 

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Truck is sold. Thank you tacomaworld. It's been fun. See you over on IH8MUD sometime.