$550, everything working except the brakes.

 

6996 for a '97 Toyota 4runner 4x4 with 118k miles. Has the 2.7L and an auto. tranny. Purred then and purrs now!

 

Running when I bought it with 195K miles. Blew the head gasket at 198K. Saving it for a re-something.


a couple more pics
$1950

 

$15,500 two years ago for my '98 SR5 with V6 and auto. It had 168,000km on it, and a brand new set of the worst tires I have ever driven on. Actually, it was $13,000 and a '90 celica that needed cv's and a clutch...and brakes.

 

1985 for 1000 grand need like 500 in engine and brake work

 

1998 4runner
$8,000
142,000
3.4 4x4
limited, great interior, only thing wrong is broken antenna



1988 pickup
$4,750
22re
74,000 original miles

 

4,200 for 94 4runner sr5 4x4, 135,000 miles, with a power steering leak and oil cooler leak.

 

01 w/ 77K miles, auto 4x4

$13K

 

2002 SR5 4WD Auto w/72K $12.5K purchased in Feb. 2007

 

1984 SR5- $1000, rod knocking
1985 SR5 CHERRY, $3300 bone stock
1998 SR5 3.4 5spd 130k, $6000
1996 SR5 3.4 auto Elocker RED $6600
I'll stop while I'm ahead... ;-)

 

1989 4runner 2500$ a year ago with 159k miles now at 170k
looking back should payed less.

 

7k cdn last summer with 182,000kms ~113k miles. '96 e-locked 5spd, nuthin but smooth driving since.

 

$7,000 for a 96 with 135,000 miles 4x4, sr5, sunroof, timing belt done twice, v6, 5spd.

 

$8600 108,000 miles....Year: 97

 

$5125 for a 95 Limited Auto 4x4 w/146k miles in Feb. 06. I've since put over 3k into the 3.0 (the head gaskets blew after 10k miles) and various IFS parts and a starter. Now at 163k it runs great. I bought it in Texas after Hurricane Katrina and cars were hard to find and pricey. I should've paid less but it was the best deal I could find at the time and I needed a car.

 

10,200 for my 00' Runner, in March of 07 with 95k

 

bought in 2002 w/ 49K miles. 16K otd. just turned 144k yesterday.

 

I have a 1994 4Runner SR5 V-6. I bought it from the junk yard in June 2006 for $150. It had 178,000 miles then. I swapped interiors and motors with a rolled one. I also put over $3500 into parts. 195,000 miles now. Should last me at least twice as much as she's got now.

 

$5100 for a '96 SR5 w/Locker and 149K. Extremely good condition, aside from a dented bumper (got rid of that REAL quick) and a small wear rip in the drivers seat.

It's the best and cheapest vehicle I've ever owned. I've put 25K miles on it since March '06.

 

1989 Toyota 4runner Special Edition
My parents bought my truck in 1990 with 8000km on it for $14500.
It came with an automatic/A/C/no radio/cassete and nice seats and paint. Everything else was base model trim.