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4x4 Offroad Overlanding ARB Snorkel Winch 4wd Camping Topper OME Trail-Gear 4wd

Condition: Used
Make: Toyota
Model: Tacoma
Type: Standard Cab Pickup
Year: 1996
Mileage: 216,000
VIN: 4tapm62n0tz099798
Color: Cardinal Red
Engine size: 2.7L motor (3RZ-FE 4cyl)
Number of cylinders: 4
Power options: Air Conditioning
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual
Drive type: 4WD
Interior color: Oak Tan
Drive side: Left-hand drive
Safety options: Driver Airbag
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Vehicle Title: Clear
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1996 Toyota Tacoma Description

1996 Toyota Tacoma
2.7L motor (3RZ-FE 4cyl)
4x4 / manual locking hubs
5 speed manual trans
4.10 axle gears
Off-road Package (bucket seats, center console & tachometer)
Regular/Standard Cab w/6ft box
Cardinal Red Exterior / Oak Tan Interior
216,000 miles
Clean & Clear NJ TitleCurrent NJ Inspection stick valid until May of 2019

Selling to fund an ongoing Land Cruiser project. I have a detailed log of everything done to this truck/all service/what parts/oils/etc (everything but fuel stops) from 92,000 to its current 216,000 miles that I will turn over to the next owner. If you read this whole post you will see that I take maintenance more than seriously, stock pile parts for all my vehicles, and always go that extra mile toensurereliability &longevity in everything I run. This truck is well sorted and mechanically sound. If I had the time and permission from my better half I would have no problems jumping into it and driving across the country tomorrow!
It's not a show truck or trailer queen, but it has certainly not been abused or wheeled hard either. It has the normal nicks, chips and dings (worst being under drivers door) for a 21 year old truck and the clear coat is coming off tops of doors and especially the top of the topper (was a New Mexico truck before coming to DE and then we moved it to Philly for 4 years and last year to NJ). The interior is in pretty good shape, except one tear in the drivers seat (I use a seat cover now). Everything works as it should, except the e-brake, which barely holds so I always leave it in gear. AC blows cold. All glass intact. No leaks. Frame is solid and I've gone the extra mile to make sure its been strengthened and protected. Body isn't rusted out like so many of these Tacoma's in the northeast. It's a great truck and I really wish I could keep it, but I don't daily drive it, it doesn't work for family trips anymore (now that we have a daughter, before her we slept in the back on weekends), and I have other projects I would like to move the funds over to.
Frame:
-Front Range Offroad Fabrication - rear CNC frame plates
-Additional cross member welded in the rear
-Partially boxed in rear frame
-Reinforced leaf brackets
Front Suspension:
- Old Man Emu - 880 coils
- Old Man Emu - NirtoCharger Sport 90004 shocks
- Old Man Emu - trim packer
-Wheelers Off-Road - 1" poly strut top plate spacer
-Wheelers Off-Road - longer strut plate stud kit w/nylock nuts
-Wheelers Off-Road - differential drop kit
-Moog swaybar links
Rear Suspension:
-Wheelers Off-Road - 3 leaf spring pack
-Wheelers Off-Road - 1.5"+ AAL
- Old Man Emu - NitroCharger Sport 60062 shocks
-Toytec - adjustable shackles (set to 1.5")
-Wheelers Off-Road - rear brake proportioning value relocate kit
-Energy Suspensions - 4.5" bumpstops - frame side mounted (9.9104G)
Lighting:
-LED radius lighbar 42"
-Relentless Fab - LowPro roof Lightbar mounts
-LED headlights - 18 Cree 3wletseach (with functional hi/low)
-LED bulbs in rear (brake, turn, & backup)
-Rear LED AUX pods mounted in the bumper (wiring/switch included but not hooked up)
Armor/Recovery:
-ARB - Deluxe Bull Bar
-Trail-Gear - Rock Defense rear bumper w/license plate mount/light
-Wilco - HitchGate Solo w/Hi-Lift mount
-Stainless Steel (7ga 404) IFS skid plate (from TW member @22REthan)
-Badlands - 9k winch
-Factor55 - FlatLink
-Hi-Lift - all cast 48" with neoprene cover
Wheels/Tires:
-Toyota 16 hole steelies - 15"x7" (reconditioned w/only 3,000 miles on them)
-BFG KM2 - 33x10.5r15 (only 3,000 miles on them)
-SpiderTrax - wheel spacers (1.25" front/rear)
-Gorilla - black acorn lug nuts
Misc. Installed:
-Century - HiCap color matched fiberglass & lockable topper
-Safari Snorkel - model SS170HF
-Fenders Flares (unknown make - purchased from TW member) + Bushwacker new trim
-New tailgate (painted with black primer) + new tailgate cables
-Husky Liners - floor mats-Toyota - bed mat

Recent Maintenance 205k-216k (only highlights / to extensive to list all):
-MAF Sensor
-All new belts + AC pulley
-Coolant Flush + Thermostat
-Plugs + wires + distributor cap
-O2 sensors
-Exhaust from header back (chopped after rear axle) + DC sports tip
-Alternator
-Differential's oil
-Washer fluid reservoir + pump
Complete brake job at 207,000:
-Wheelers Off-Road 3.5"+ steel braided brake lines
-Master cylinder
-Front = calipers, discs, pads
-Rear = drums, shoes, wheel cylinders, Wearever drum parts kit
Lots of Spare Parts & Misc. Extras:
-New Perfection* - Complete Clutch Assembly Set (new in box)
-New set of factory UCA's
-New set of stock shackles
-New set of DuraLast brake lines (factory length)
-New set of DuraLast rear brake shoes
-New set of DuraLast brake pads
-New set of Phillips 5x7 headlights (2 new & 1 used)
-New set of factory tophats with hardware/bushings
-New set of Energy Suspension shackle bushings
-New set of Energy Suspensions front bump stops (9.9101G)
-New set of Energy Suspensions swaybar bushings + links (8.5123G)
-New set of Energy Suspension steering rack bushings (8.10101G)
-New set of Energy Suspension tie-rod end bushings (9.13101G)
-New set of factory bumps stops
-New spare AC belt
-New spare set of taillights
-New factory turn signal assembly
-New Spare Duralast Thermostat
-Stock front/rear bumpers + skidplate
-Original tailgate +
-Pro Series 51108 Receiver Hitch
-12 disc CD changer with bracket (truck wiring still in place)
-Old Man Emu - exhaust bracket (FK21 KIT)
-Wiring/switch for the rear AUX lights
-Spare set of lock cylinders
-Spare washer reservoir
-Piles of receipts, installation instructions, manuals, etc.
Im willing tonegotiateif you don't want the whole package. Maybe you don't want the tire carrier/Hi-Lift? Maybe you don't want the extra parts/spares? Maybe you don't want the topper? I'd like to say no to trades, but I'm a sucker for that kind of thing, and would be open to entertaining them.
I am available most anytime to answer any questions (call/text/email), take additional/specific photos, or to chat about the truck. You can come look and/or we can take it for a spin. I have 50 photos from yesterday I can share with you; lots of frame shots, more interior, etc. I live in Medford, NJ but work in Philadelphia (right by the Betsy Ross bridge).

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