I am interested in buying my wife a silver 2004 Landcruiser from Shore Toyota in Mays Landing, NJ. It is an untitled vehicle with 216 miles. I live in Texas and don't really want to go out and drive it home. So, are any of you near Atlantic City area and willing to take a quick look at this? As it is supposed to be new it ought to look it in every way. But that it was lost on a back lot and not in inventory sort of makes me wonder. Could be exactly true or??? I can give more details if needed, but I know Porsche owners are generally pretty adapt at spotting problems so I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. Bill
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YOUR RESEARCHMays Landing, Landcruiser review
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