LOL

Exactly my thoughts, and slight wear on the driver bolster.

 

Even 'IF' the ad was completely legit. I'd still rather buy a vehicle that is driven regularly. A vehicle with that low mileage with that age just screams repairs with dried out seals and non-used components.

Anything is possible. But l have my doubts.

 

He probably works at a toyota dealership. The only way to justify that great deal.

 

Just gonna take a stab at this: OP created the ad for shits and giggles and now we are all taking about it furthering his interest.

Sorry to OP if I’m wrong. But it’s makes more sense than an actual person doing this with the deer antlers and all. Haha

 

I wish I were that slick. Also, I'm not familiar with Arizona but that does not look like anywhere near Flagstaff to me.

 

Fake ad.

 

It claims that it is is Lake Side, which is up here on the edge of Show Low. The background looks legit...but the price...

 

Ya'll are missing the OBO portion of the ad.

Offer $8k and see what happens.

Ok, don't. I feel like I've seen that truck around here before. Chrome 20's, DB lift, etc.

The odo pic could be from another vehicle. Or an old pic.

Upshot? Calling scam ad.

 

supposed to get like four different times in case for each head so I doubt it's a scam, but definitely don't without odometer fraud.

 

I have no idea what you are saying here. Know I'm not hip to all the new jive, but please try again............

 

Lakeside is about 4 hours from Phoenix ( the nearest real city) so I don't think the miles can be legit for a truck that old. Plus, you don't need a "Club" on your steering wheel in Lakeside.

 

I sent the seller an email with an offer 24 hrs ago,NO response.

 

when you have that pristine truck you always need a club lol

 

30 seconds with a hacksaw through the steering wheel,an off that club comes.

 

you may have missed my sarcasm. I realize that a club is ineffective. Just saying if the truck is real with 1300k then I could see why the owner would believe he needs it, his truck is worth well more than new after all

 

What I don’t get if the posting is real is why the owner would risk scratching his truck bed with those antlers ahahahahah

 

Along with the steering wheel club, the antlers are part of the security system. Prevents thieves from climbing in the bed and breaking in the truck through the back sliding window.

 

Maybe because the ad says calls only? And he meant it?

 

I beg to differ..

From the web:

• "Visual theft deterrent. Not only do steering wheel locks prevent the wheel from moving, they’re also a great visual deterrent that will likely keep thieves away. They help make your car much more difficult to steal, causing would-be thieves to look elsewhere. "
• • Cro-moly steel construction resist sawing, prying,hammering, and freon attacks"

That's right, thieves, don't even think about it. Better look elsewhere. Not today, not this tacoma.

 

I more interest of "What in the bed"... Where did you get it?