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1997 Toyota T100, 6cyl, ext. cab, family owned- $3,500 OBO! HOU,TX

Discussion in 'Tundras For Sale' started by oriojasjr, Apr 21, 2020.

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  1. Apr 21, 2020 at 4:54 PM
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    oriojasjr

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    1997 Toyota T100, 6cyl, extended cab, family owned- $3,500 OBO!

    This truck has been part of the family since day one, and while it pains me to see it go, we’ve already got a Tundra and a Tacoma, so it’s time to let Big Red serve the next family. Posting here because we’d love nothing more than for it to into the hands of another Toyota enthusiast.

    There is some flexibility but it’s a d@mn good truck, so low ballers can take a hike. :wave:

    Here’s the Craigslist posting with plenty of pix and details surrounding mechanical condition:

    https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/d/houston-1997-toyota-cyl-auto-strong/7108398622.html

    PM with any questions. PEACE!


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    Glws
     
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    Ranch Hand Summit front and rear bumpers. Diamondback SE tonneau cover. Rigid DOT fogs. LED headlight/fog replacement bulbs. Matt Gecko hood, and bed LED's. Foot well led's, and interior LED buld replacement. (warm) Broke the front shock of the 3" spacer lift, so replaced with 6112/5160 and 1' block rear. KO 2's. Speaker replacement, added amp and (2) 10's under seat. Weathertech floor mats. Salex organizers. Ziebart undercoating. RCI front, transmission/diff, and gas tank skids received, waiting for spring install. Compustar remote starter. front/rear dash cam.
    That looks like a great truck! That will sell fast.
     
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    GLWS and if I was in the right position I would snatch that from you!!:thumbsup:
     
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    Wow, that looks really good. GLWS
     
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    Bree was looking for one awhile back.
     
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    Thanks, gang! Believe it or not, I’m still trying to convince wifey as to why we should keep it...in case the Tacoma or the Tundra “break down”. :yay:
     
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    I would keep it I had a T100 4x4 with a 5 speed and loved that truck the family grew and had to sell it. That was one of my favorite trucks that I’ve ever owned.
     
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