176k kms on my '93 3.0L 4runner and 418k kms on the '84 22R xtra cab pickup i had before. both origonal engines and tranny's. I've been nice to the 4runner but I beat that 22R unmercifully for the last 200K.

 

187k on my '87. Guess it doesn't count b/c there is only 9k on my rebuilt motor.

 

171k on 1990 runs perfect

 

286K n my '93 4 Runner.

 

I have about 265,XXX on it right now.

 

About 67K on my 1999 4Runner. Runs great, no problems. Knock on wood!
I need brakes though .

 

just hit 48k yesterday

 

127k

 

He's up over 976.xxx K now

 

90 runner V6 166,000 just picked it up for cheap can't wait to play
89 LBPU V6 185,000 Dad's
305000 on my 81 lbpu 22r ended up with a 4 speed and a camo paint job lol sold her for a grand wouldn't idle my guess was the carb. sad to let her go but 6 years later i'm in another worried about the V6 but if it ever brakes i know what she's gonna get

 

I've got a new engine in my '87 4Runner, so I've only got about 5,000 miles on it, but 187,000 originally.

 

177,286 on my 89 4Runner

 

138,000 on my 2000 4Runner. Runs and looks as good, maybe better, as the day I bought it.

 

202,500 in my 88 runner

 

there is an update here

http://www.racetoretirement.org/

I say he should be at 1 million by the end of the month at this rate!!

 

Rolled 207k in the middle of Ohio.

 

old 98' taco v6--202,175
current 2003 taco v6--23,000

 

93 rnr
turned 176,000 and still going strong

 

167,000,
couldn't be more impressed by a truck

 

My good all toyota has 135000, still runs strong considering that the motor only has about 20,000 because its a fresh motor.