I have a 1990 hilux surf (right hand drive) in very good condition for sale. The engine is a 2L-TE turbo diesel. There's 85,000 kms on it (looks and drives like new), ps, ps, sunroof, AC, and very new (very small 215/85-15) tires. It has already been out of province inspected and is registered in Alberta. Check out link for pics:

http://www.trekkerimports.com/1990%2...lux%20Surf.htm

I'm asking $9900 CAD.

Erik

 

Wow... that thing looks awesome!

 

I wonder what it would take to get it into the states??? I live in washington

 

*BUMP*


For a mint, low mile, cherry unit.

 

How much is that in USD? Just curious.

 

DUH......... CLICK HERE

 

Just kidding Brian.........but it works real good. Try it.

 

here you go rabbit
Live mid-market rates as of 2006.07.01 21:05:53 UTC.
9,900.00 CAD Canada Dollars = 8,866.60 USD United States Dollars
1 CAD = 0.895616 USD__________1 USD = 1.11655 CAD

 

Now you took the fun out of having him use the Interweb.

 

I am looking for a Tacoma in trade for this 4Runner...so if you have a nice 4runner (prefer double-cab, but would consider extended cab) that you're looking to trade (has to be V6, 4x4), let me know. I can add cash as needed to make it an equitable deal if necessary.

Erik

 

Well I have a 4Runner and the top comes off of it. I'll trade you for that one.

 

I do like those, but it might get a bit chilly in the Canadian winters. I'm sure my other runners would appreciate the company, but I'm really looking for a Tacoma.

Erik

 

Anyway to get these to the US...legally?

 

I don't know for sure, but I think you guys have stricter laws than we (Canada) do. I think if it's less than 25 years old, you have to modify it to comply with whatever state laws you have ( DOT lights, proper colored markers and tails, daytime running lights, airbags, etc.) as long as it's on the list of acceptable vehicles which pass whatever US crash tests are mandatory. I think if it's 25 years old, there's no real rules, but less than that it's probably too much hassle. If someone else knows more (or if I made some mistakes), feel free to chime in.