What I am able to get for...
07-25-2004, 08:59 AM
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What I am able to get for...
An '86 4runner, 4Cyl. 5sp?
It's mostly stock with original alloy wheels.
It's in unbelievable good shape with original paint and no rust:
Oh yeah, 208K miles. Calif. reg.
Thanks,
Nam
It's mostly stock with original alloy wheels.
It's in unbelievable good shape with original paint and no rust:
Oh yeah, 208K miles. Calif. reg.
Thanks,
Nam
07-25-2004, 09:14 AM
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Wow! Just like mine. Wish I had the Toyota wheels, but the aftermarkets were already on it when I bought. Sorry I can't help with a price as I've never seriously entertained the idea of selling. I checked it out on kbb.com once for kicks, but that figure was a joke. Good luck.
07-25-2004, 11:50 AM
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I'll give ya a grand...I need a dog car and 1st gen would probably do me just fine.
Of course, if I got it, I'd have to get a new Lady Hayduke, cause this one would dump me and take my beautiful 2nd gen and half the dogs.
Scratch that idea. I think it would cost me tooooo much.
Of course, if I got it, I'd have to get a new Lady Hayduke, cause this one would dump me and take my beautiful 2nd gen and half the dogs.
Scratch that idea. I think it would cost me tooooo much.
07-25-2004, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by cacattack
i have one thats a year older... whats so special
and stock for the most part
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07-25-2004, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by cacattack
oh really??
i appologize, Nam for hijacking your thread
07-25-2004, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by superjoe83
really, the difference is that a '85 has a solid front axle, and a '86 and newer has ifs
i appologize, Nam for hijacking your thread
i appologize, Nam for hijacking your thread
Look at his pics...I'm certain he has IFS...so it's likely a year NEWER.
07-25-2004, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by superjoe83
really, the difference is that a '85 has a solid front axle, and a '86 and newer has ifs
i appologize, Nam for hijacking your thread
i appologize, Nam for hijacking your thread
07-25-2004, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by cacattack
but u said a year older
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heheheheh...thanks guys for all the entertainments...it's fun reading you posts as well as those humorous replies...I enjoy them all.
I am not sure, kbb.com and edmunds.com doesn't give much for it...I guess to some body, it's worth and mean a lot, and to others...it's just a 18 yrs. old truck with lots of miles.
To me, I can't keep it even though I love it. It does not fit me anywhere. I now have a '98 Honda CR-V which gets me from point A to point B economically. The '00 4runner Limited 4wd is for weekend pleasure and towing my 40yr. old vintage boat, not to mention occasional light offroad trips.
So what can I use this '86 4runner for? a summer convertible sport truck? :thinking:
What do you think?
Nam
I am not sure, kbb.com and edmunds.com doesn't give much for it...I guess to some body, it's worth and mean a lot, and to others...it's just a 18 yrs. old truck with lots of miles.
To me, I can't keep it even though I love it. It does not fit me anywhere. I now have a '98 Honda CR-V which gets me from point A to point B economically. The '00 4runner Limited 4wd is for weekend pleasure and towing my 40yr. old vintage boat, not to mention occasional light offroad trips.
So what can I use this '86 4runner for? a summer convertible sport truck? :thinking:
What do you think?
Nam
07-27-2004, 12:22 AM
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Nam:
When I was looking there was one in the Irvine area that was snapped up in less than a week after posting on Autotrader - supposedly in awesome shape, daily driver - it went for 4800.
If it is in really that awesome shape and completely stock - I'd say go for $5000 and see if people will work with you on that. One of the 1st gens I went to look at I got beat out on 'cause some guy from Vegas flew to San Diego to look at it
This one had a leaky power steering pump and a replaced engine (90K) - was going for $3250.
When I was looking there was one in the Irvine area that was snapped up in less than a week after posting on Autotrader - supposedly in awesome shape, daily driver - it went for 4800.
If it is in really that awesome shape and completely stock - I'd say go for $5000 and see if people will work with you on that. One of the 1st gens I went to look at I got beat out on 'cause some guy from Vegas flew to San Diego to look at it
This one had a leaky power steering pump and a replaced engine (90K) - was going for $3250.
07-27-2004, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Tacoma Dude
Nam:
When I was looking there was one in the Irvine area that was snapped up in less than a week after posting on Autotrader - supposedly in awesome shape, daily driver - it went for 4800.
If it is in really that awesome shape and completely stock - I'd say go for $5000 and see if people will work with you on that. One of the 1st gens I went to look at I got beat out on 'cause some guy from Vegas flew to San Diego to look at it
This one had a leaky power steering pump and a replaced engine (90K) - was going for $3250.
When I was looking there was one in the Irvine area that was snapped up in less than a week after posting on Autotrader - supposedly in awesome shape, daily driver - it went for 4800.
If it is in really that awesome shape and completely stock - I'd say go for $5000 and see if people will work with you on that. One of the 1st gens I went to look at I got beat out on 'cause some guy from Vegas flew to San Diego to look at it
This one had a leaky power steering pump and a replaced engine (90K) - was going for $3250.
It does give some idea on what to ask for...we will see how it goes.
Are you in Roseville area?
Nam
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