SOLD

$50,000 USD for everything.

Below is a cost breakdown of what is included with the truck.

The truck has all the usual wear an tear that is associated with an off-road vehicle.

Sale is AS IS.

I am selling a 2017 Toyota Tacoma in "Cement" It currently sits with an AT Habitat on it.

You can learn more about the AT Habitat here. https://atoverland.com/pages/at-habitat-truck-topper

Currently the market is pretty rough for off-road vehicles. It is hard to find parts with the shortage that is out there. If you are looking to enjoy and off-road vehicle, but not build it, this is the vehicle for you.

The truck has everything you need to start adventuring from day one, just throw in your personal gear and go.

She has been on plenty of adventures and some light wheeling. The truck has all of the normal wear and tear that one might expect from a vehicle that travels off road and has 60k miles on it, but has been well taken care of.

The truck has always been serviced on time and mostly at the local Toyota dealership.

The truck is wired for solar and has two AGM batteries installed in it. Below you can see the components that went into this truck, and you can see the list values of those items when I purchased them.

Mostly all of those values do not include shipping and installation, just the cost of the product as it sits today.

The C4 Bumpers were professionally powder coated recently in Charolette, NC and they look great a fresh.

The AT Habitat was installed professionally last year has a dozen or so nights slept in it. Mostly all of the aftermarket work was done at Performance Rovers in Charolette, NC.



Known Issues

Passenger side front rim has been scraped and chipped on a rock. Does not affect function, but is unsightly.
Drivers side bed has a 1 inch x 1/8th paint rub where the old topper used to rest, it has been sealed with flat black paint after being wet sanded and sealed. It is barely noticeable.
All sorts of small chips and dings from normal wear and tear and driving.
The hood has a small dent right above the hood scoop.
I removed the rear headrests and no longer have them, so they will not be included.
No longer have deleted rear seat (still seats two in the back.)
The Back up sensors need to be serviced to get them working again. Is probably just one sensor, but they do not work right now.
The lane collision avoidance does not work as the truck now has steel bumpers on it.

Other Items I didn't include in the cost but are installed and going with the truck.

Chopped Prinsu Rack to work with the AT Habitat. Zarge Boxes are mounted to it now on quick disconnect mounts.
Midland GMRS Radio that will go with the truck as well, and is pictured.



I am selling the truck "As Is" with the components listed below. I have broken out costing so that you can understand what it may cost you to do a similar build.

TRUCK BLUE BOOK
2017 CEMENT TRD PRO Tacoma
NADA Guides Value Assessment. $44,275

HABITAT COSTING
AT HABITAT Base Price $12,000 (price has gone up)
Front Cab Slider $360
Euro Window: Double Pane Acrylic Top Hinge w/screen & blind $795
Euro Window: Double Pane Acrylic Top Hinge w/screen & blind $795
Habitat LED Lid Lights $295
Habitat Bi-Fold Sleep Platform $585

Total $14,830minus install and shipping This is important to note as there is a long wait time and the cost to ship and install can add up to anywhere from $1500, $2000 dollars.

MODIFICATIONS
Regear 5.29 $2,647
King 2.5 REM RES EXT TRAVEL Coilover with / Comp Adjuster (Rear/PAIR) $1,210
King 2.5 REM RES EXT TRAVEL Coilover with / Comp Adjuster (FRONT/PAIR) $1827.8
Total Chaos UNI-BALL UCAs $754.43
Deaver Expediton Stage 3 $1088.85
ICON Bump Stops $682.2
Bumpers C4 Fabrication $4518
Rock Sliders C4 Fabrication $909
Smittybily x20 with synthetic rope $630
Baja Designs S20 Ambers $521
Baja Designs Squadron Sport / Amber $129
Baja Designs Squadron Sport / Amber $129
Baja Designs Squadron Pro / Amber $209
Baja Designs Squadron Pro / Amber $209
Trigger Switch 6 Shooter Light Control $380

Total cost without labor or shipping. $15,845

Decked System
Water Tank and Pump
ARB Dual Compressor Mounted in the decked system.
Dometic 55L Fridge
Alu Cab Fridge Slide
Zarge Boxes
Couple more thousands....

TOTAL COST if you were to try and build this truck yourself is over $80,000 for the components (minus shipping, install and wait times.) The truck was valued using the "good" category. In my opinion is is actually in better shape then that. SELLING THIS for only $50,000.

 

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https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/3rd-gen-tacomas-for-sale-2016.207/

 

Thanks for the catch!

 

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SOLD