Recent content by beef tits

Bump, price drop. This vehicle literally needs nothing. Everything works as it should.

BUMP

BACK UP FOR SALE

Sorry I don't recall, but it was hard to find the right ones in the right color (orange). One of the vendors that makes them for Tacomas also makes them for Tundra... but that is about all I remember!

I think I emailed you back, just now. Sorry for the delay it has been a busy couple of weeks.

Yes, sorry I rarely get on here, haven't been pushing this sale very hard. I've been using it nearly every weekend. It will be a hard one to let go.

Nice 4Runner but your pics/crops are awful. They make my eyes hurt. Photography basics; vertical shots are a no-no 95% of the time, except for maybe portraits... and vertical video should NEVER be taken.

It's more like a Toyota Supra and a Ferrari. Both are really fast but one is an unreliable piece of garbage that is expensive to maintain and only does a handful of things better than are't relevant to most people. My Tundra has more payload than my F250 did. It's faster and more comfortable...

You are picking and choosing my words instead of comprehending the entire statement. Your entire response was barely relevant. A Ford will last 1,000,000 miles, sure, but you'll likely replace most of the trucks major components to get there. If Toyota had built and sold HD diesel trucks in...

Don't mis-quote me. Like I said, they'll go 1,000,000 miles. They're unlikely to go anywhere near half of that without MAJOR COSTLY maintenance. Any vehicle will last forever with endless repairs. 7.3s are VERY costly to maintain. Let's start with easier goals here; Show me one case of a...

You're correct, no truck is perfect. But you won't ever own a 7.3 for 1,000,000 miles, or even 400,000 without replacing the transmission/injectors/etc. at least once. The maintenance on those vehicles is astronomical in cost compared to a Tundra. Simple fact.

It's hard to find for a reason! These trucks run forever and most people want to keep them because of it. Just wanted to chime in attempt to quell any fear of high mileage. Both the 4.7 and 5.7 platforms are extremely reliable and with little maintenance and a good life can easily see 500k+...

Inflation is a factor too. Our entire economy got inflated quite a bit this year between COVID related money printing and cheap interest rates. But yes, in some cases used things are worth more then new... it takes 8+ months to get equipment in some cases right now.

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It's a $40-45k 4Runner with, I am guessing, $25-35k worth of bolt-ons at full, max retail. I'd be shocked if he had more than $80k into it, and $80k is assuming he's a moron who doesn't know how to shop around. Even if you count the labor required to install all of those goodies, which DOES...