700$
pretty much stock, still had running boards on. around 350,0000km


Over 3000$

 

Yup P-40. Flying Tiger. Man that Scout of mine ate Jeeps like they were candy. Before I sold it I had a little stencil made that I could use to paint Rubicons on the fenders. I kept the stencil and the paint in a box in the back end, I'd pull one out and paint em on! I probably had 8 of them on the drivers side door when I sold it. Those Jeep guys would complain and bitch when I did the stencil but a couple of them actually signed the door when I pulled them out. I felt like a fighter pilot in that thing on the trail......

 

$350
86 Toyota Pickup
2.4 2bbl 22R
5 speed
stereo, custom installed speakers, body lift, 265x75xr15's
Put in a reman carb, fuel pump x2, timing chain kit.

 

Your right, my bad. Got my warbirds mixed up.....can't believe I did that!! Time to watch the World At War series again.....lol

 

oh boy, are we listing the $$$$ we've put into the truck after the initial purchase too???

I don't even want to think about it... I put $1,200 into it the other weekend alone

 

87' ect cab w/22re. think it had around 175k on it and i payed $2700( i think?)


85' 4runner w/22re. it has something like 235k on the chassis. not sure about the engine. it also had 37" boggers on it. payed $3000 for it

 

$9500, took 600 off for swapping in a 92' Isuzu PUP
1991 4Runner
3VZ-E, 5spd
Have since spent $16,000us. still have another $6-7000us to make it perfect.

 

96 X-Cab 4X4/5spd 2.7 123,000 miles for $6,000 in early 04. Purchased from my Bro-in-law, who had baby'd it. Sitting at 147,980 now with no issues. I pretty much paid full sticker (17,???) for a new 04 corolla due to negative equity in a 96 Explorer that was crapping the bed. It wil be going on the market after next week when I pay it off. Then the 4Runner hunt will start

 

paid $400
88 pickup
22re/5spd
115,000 miles

bought it with bald tires and holes in the bed


how it sits now

 

I think you got ripped off on your "Boggers"

 

1988 4runner sr5 with all the options except the inclinometer cluster and cd. Pretty much stock, never had the top off and original owner. Slightly overiszed duellers on it. All black, with paint 2 yrs ago. Slight rust bubbles over rear fenders of course, but very small. 126 k miles on original motor. Like new interior. 1500 bux as it sat. Put bout 600 into parts since then. And almost ready to go on the road!

 

it "HAD" boggers on it. i traded them to a guy at my work straight across for the bfg's. i was driving too much to have them on there.

 

lol, oh ok

not sure why I over-read that

good looking Runner man

 

i paid 1400 for mine with a blown headgasket. the piston walls were screwed and i didnt feel like getting entire engine rebuilt so i got another engine. so 3400 total

 

i hope those arent those cheappo diamond cut headlights off ebay. the autopals diamond cuts are much better

 

$1000 to buy my '94 base model with something like 175,000, a shell, and a BHG. Add another ~1500 for a rebuilt longblock and incidentals, so ~2500 total. I don't know how bad the head gasket was, but the PO nearly wrecked the cooling system with a bottle of Blue Devil and I didn't want to mess with repairing a questionable high mileage engine.

 

86 4Runner 22re/5spd, basically stock when I got it, had/has a nice system in it.

Paid $2300 for it.

Still have alot to do...Done alot of misc stuff that either needed to be done or only myself will really notice.

Heres shortly after I bought it:

Heres the most recent exterior shot I have:

 

Don't worry about that, their not. I have been told that they are nearly as "blinding" as HIDs. The reflector aim is perfect, i can see double what i did vs GE or sylvainia sealed beam. Got them locally for $100bz ($50us). Thinking of swaping them for clear rather than blue tint.

 

1991 pickup.

Bought it for $1,000. Had a broken timing belt, umong other broken parts. These included e-brake, heater controls, leaking rad, rusted out exhaust (more holes then pipe), bad tires, peeling paint, lots of dents, past due on all matenince etc. etc.

Here is the good side, the day it was running again. With old plates...



After more money then I'd like to admit, here it is now. Runs 10000x better then it did when I got it. Looks a little better too

 

last year I got my cherry 96 taco ext cab, manual, never been off road, camper, extra set of new 33s on MT rims only 99,000 miles on it for ..........................................$6800!!!

the guy had it miss posted on craigslist and so I got to it before anyone else.

if there is one thing I have learned about deals, is when you find them, they wont wait.
know what you want, look for the deal, and be ready to through the cash down.