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I am selling a 2000 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4x4. I purchased it used a year ago, and am wanting to get back to older vehicles. The leather seats have normal wear, with no tears, discoloration, stains, or cracking. It has carpeted floors and rubber floor mats up front. It is lifted 3" with an Old Man Emu kit, and has Rancho RS5000 shocks in the rear and KYB gas charged struts in the front. The tires are Goodyear Wrangler TD, and have around 7,000 miles on them. The engine runs flawlessly and has been well maintained. I am the third owner of the vehicle. According to the carfax report that I recieved when I purchased it (from Kelley Automotive), it was first leased, then sold to a vice principal in Ft. Wayne. The climate control works excellent, including the rear heater and I just recently recharged the air conditioning. It has been used off-road, but only a handful of times, and usually just to get to a hiking trail. On the front it has an ARB steel bumper, that is airbag compatable. I will also include the Yakima rack feet, but the crossbars and kayak carriers stay with me. This has been an excellent vehicle for me and has performed well as both a daily driver, and as the designated trip hauler. I was able to fit five people plus a weekends worth of climbing and camping gear, and still got 20mpg on the highway. Average economy is around 16-17, which is normal for this particular SUV. The transmission fluid has been recently changed, and the coolant has been flushed and replaced. The brakes are at around 50% wear. There are no squeals or squeaks when the engine is running, and it accelerates and brakes smoothly. The four wheel drive is in good working order, and the electric locking rear differential works with no problems. The vehicle has been smoked in, but not on a regular basis and only going down the road. There are no burns in the vehicle. There have been no mechanical issues since I have owned the vehicle, and I have put approx 25,000 miles on it in about a year and a half. The exhaust has also been redone, and it averages and extra 1-2 MPG. Included is a Pioneer CD player, new within the last year, that will play MP3/Wav. files, and has an audio input for a MP3 Player
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