bucnut99

Im looking at buying a 1994 regular cab pickup, for 2,000 the body is in great shape and it seemed to run well. but there is 180,000 miles on it.. how much longer do you think it will run with regular up keep?? at how many miles on average do these trucks start to kick the bucket ??

T-1000

I've got a 4Runner with 176,000, runs fine, but it's had a new transmission.

I paid $3500 for mine, and it's a 90, so I think you're getting a pretty good deal.

crews462

Does the owner have any maitenance records? If so, see how well it's been kept up previously. Toyotas run a long time, if properly maintained. If it runs and checks out mechanically sound you'll have many good years with the "new" yota.

welcome to yt.

nmtoy

I bought my 90 extracab with 181,000 on it 3 years ago, now has 220,000. I have replaced the radiator, timing belt and waterpump.

I would not hesitate to drive it anywhere.

As long as the truck has been taken care of and you don't mind doing some work yourself if it needs it that sounds like a good deal.

Post some pics when you get it!
Robb

crolison

I would go for it, thats eventually what i want to get a regular cab 3.0 and then swap in the 3.4 and sas it. oh the dreams...

highridinyota

my 92 ran 162000 before it died and that is just because the idiot that had it liked to play in lakebeds.they replaced the motor before i bought it.i didnt know it was sunk till over a year later when i was talking to a guy that new the previous owner

gilby4runner

yes...

904_runner

shoot, my 3.0 has 249,700 ish miles, bought it at 240,000.

If its been kept up, then id say go for it

Ardent

Do it. Just drive it first, and understand the amount of power it has, and don't expect more.

Great truck though!

PCE91V64x4

I paid $3000 for my '91 4x4 last fall with 176,000 miles and no rust. If that truck is rust free and had good maintenance it sounds like a bargain.