2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra 4x4 Double Cab
This Tundra was built right for Overlanding, Exploring, Hunting you name it.  I am the third owner and know both prior owners.  I have all receipts and the original window sticker.  My family loves this truck and we are sad to see it go but we need more cab space!

Since I have owned the truck I have replaced the entire suspension, done all factory service, added a winch and bumper, ARB air compressor and rear air locker, recovery tools, truck drawers, and more.  

Suspension includes Accutune custom built FOX coil overs and rear shocks, Custom Deaver leaf springs, Archive Garage rear suspension parts, SPC Control Arms, CVJ Front Axles, All other bushings replaced and ball joints replaced.  

Specifics-
213,184 miles as of 8/27
Purchased at 195,000 miles in that time we have-
• Timing Belt, Tensioners, Idler Bearing, Thermostat, H2O Pump- all factory parts
• Cooper ST Maxx Tires 255/80/17
• Deaver Rear Leaf Springs
• Archive Garage Ubolt Flip with Super Bumps (bump stops)
• Extended Rear Differential Breather
• Lower ball joints, outer tie rod ends, sway bar links, steering rack bushings
• Custom tuned Fox coilover with 700# springs
• SPC upper control arms with update kit
• Fox selectable rear shocks
• CVJ front axle shafts
• Transmission and Transfer case service
• ARB Air locker and air compressor
• Brute Force Fab ARB style bumper
• ComeUp 9,500# winch with synthetic line and Factor 55 thimble
• New Interstate Battery- the good one
• New windshield
• TPMS sensors

Includes Century Topper, AdventureDad truck drawers, 3 Wolf Pack ammo cans (great for overlanding), recovery/traction boards, high lift, and shovel.  I can include an older CVT Rainier Rooftop Tent and Thule XSporter Pro Truck Rack for an additional $1,500.

Note the paint is not perfect as this is a purpose built offroad rig.  Looks good from a distance but there are desert pin stripes and rock pocks.  I had the truck inspected by our local Toyota specialist LTS- they reported no issues with the exception of a possible rear main seal leak.  I have not seen any oil drips but please be aware.  

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