148,000 on my 96 xcab taco with the 2.7 and no problems.
135,000 on the recently purchased 02 runner, no known problems past or present.

 

179K on my 1994 Yota
94K on my DD 2002 Sentra
7K on my wife's 2009 Accord
123K on my 1977 Mercedes-Benz 240D

 

this is what i did today coming back from wheeling with some NorCal guys up by the Paynes Creek area.

 

256K and some change.....

 

165,000 miles, on the 2nd clutch, 2nd rear diff/axle and original engine with no knock.

 

165XXX on my 2000 and runs like a stud

 

215,000 on my 1995 runner

 

42,812 on my near original 1977 hilux longbed

 

325,000+ on my 1997 4Runner SR5, 3.4L. Original Engine & Transmission, daily driver. Bought it new waaaaay back in 97!

 

239,000 on my '90 Toyota x-cab 4x4 V6 (new clutch and and a new t-case).
42,000 on my '05 Corolla

 

87 4Runner-250k this week
98 Tacoma-340k

 

My 97 4R turned 200k last week, runs like new!

 

137,000 91 3.0 5sp runner

 

08/1994 TOYOTA 4RUNNER (VZN120L-GKPGEA) SR5 JPP USA WG 3VZE EFI ATM 4FC CBU 4D
Average MPG: 12




[CIVIC|1994|4|DX|KA|JPN|5MT]
Average MPG: 32




[ACCORD|1994|2|EX|KA|USA|5MT]
Average MPG: 32



The Accord is highway and the Civic is city. If, civic were highway; then, MPG would be greater, closer to 40.

 

Just rolled 200,000 on my 87 4runner today, she smokes and has some hard starts sometimes, but still my reliable daily driver And of course at 199,999.8 I pulled in to a church parking lot to roll it to 200,000 in the presence of god, bawhaha

 

304,500 on my 86 4runner, still kicking

 

82 Pickup 22r- 347,000
98 Taco 2.7- 187,000
88 Jeep 304- 132,000 (and blew the original 360, typical)

 

1990 just turned 200K last night. Original everything.

 

my 1991 4runner 4x4 136000

 

207,000 92 4runner. just put a rebuilt 22re in with a cam. next comes exhaust.