$8000 for my 96 about a year ago...it was a really good deal considering how hard it is to find a quality toyota of that age here in calgary

 

$2000 for mine 1990 toyota 4runner SR5 all the bells and wisals

 

I got mine for $9600. It is a 2000 4runner limited, the MSRP was 40,XXX and it is in great condition. I am very happy with that

 

Got mine for 9900usd and put about 1100usd(in repairs:frnt shocks, trans flush, rad flush, oil change, rear diff oil change)

Its got 70k now but it had 67k when I got it, and its a 2wd 4cly.

All the 4runners I saw had high miles (many over 85 and alot over 100), I know thats not alot for a YOTA but I wanted something w/ less.

I wanna put the miles on going to Yosemite and places like that.

Im in So Cal.

 

FREE!!!! With a blown motor and allota other problems that are all fixed now.

 

you cant beat that deal

 

i got my 97 tacoma for 5800 after trading my truck in.... the wanted 7k

 

2000 SR5 2WD V6, bought x-mas eve of 99 for $29,500.

 

$9,000 5 months ago for charged 5sp 98' with 100k. It did need new tires and a lift though...


(got raped on this one)

$6,000 2 years ago for a mint 94 w/ 116k... then an additional $3000 in repairs.
*sold*

 

1999 limited, 150,000 miles, like new, $7995

 

$13k for 2001 2.7, 4wd sr5 tacoma x-cab with 64k miles - - oil changes thus far.
$1,200 for 93 2.4, 4wd p/u std cab with 132k. Now at 164k after 9 mos - - water pump change and many oil changes

 

$20,400 for mine in 1991. It was a dealer demo and had 6,000K on it. Sticker price was $26,800 new--the stealership was asking $24,800 for it. Considering inflation over the past decade and all the improvements to the 4th gens, I think $30K is a great deal (either that or the 2nd gens were WAY over priced when new).

 

Utah prices are slightly higher, too.

2002 Sport Edition, Thundercloud. One-owner, clean title. 70k miles. $17.4k OTD (which comes to about $15.7k without TTL). The water pump and the radiator was replaced by the dealership, since they were leaking.

I saw a bunch of good deals out East (a 2002 SE Black, one owner, CPO, 60k miles for $15.8k, which I could've probably talked them down on), but there is something to be said about being able to sit in the vehicle, drive it, before making a decision. I don't regret my decision at all.

 

Purchased my 98' back in Novemeber 2006 with 72k on it. Bone stock, 5-speed w/ e-locker & leather interior for $10,900. I found it after looking steadily for 2 months. Went do North Carolina for it.

When purchased:


Now w/ 3" OME & 285/75 mud kings:

 

2002 4wd sport edition, 41,000 miles. I paid $19,000 in Feb '06 from a dealer. Had to travel over 100 miles to Chicago to find a sport edition with low miles. Traded in my '94 Pathfinder.

 

1988 4Runner SR5 V6 AT loaded. Pristine condition - Nov. 2005 paid 3800.

 

87 4runner 22re SAS w/upper truss, 9" lift, 35x15.5 baja claws, 5.71s with rear lunchbox locker

for $1200



and i did that in 2wd

 

Hey Fork: I like your Runner
In 1986 I paid $18.5K for my '86 SR5 4Runner with 1500 miles on the odo.

 

10500 for 2000 sr5 with 120000 miles with mild body damage, 14" flip down tv and sunroof.

 

$5000 for a '98 SR5 with every option (I think) but leather, two sets of wheels and tires, flawless condition, ~95,000miles.

But I cheated, I bought it from mommy and daddy.