1994 Toyota Reg cab 4x4 22re 5-speed with 99k, no rust..except for a little part starting under the tailgate. It has no a/c and a alpine CD player (just a plain old CD player). Has two sets of wheels and tires...American racing outlaws with brand new Cooper M&S..and stock steel with Brigestone Dueler HT (60% left). The truck also has a cap and has never been beat on.
new parts...
-fuel tank and sending unit on top
-timing chain replaced at 92k
-front calipers and pads
-new radiator
-front, rear, trans case oil just changed

I only thinking of selling due to a baby coming...I need a 4Runner!
I do not have pictures of it..yet.

later

 

Where are you located at?

 

Sounds nice. Start at $124,799 and let em work you down.

Wanna see what people in your area are asking? - try www.autotrader.com

 

Probably around 3-4k.

 

I'm in upstate NY.

 

why was the timing chain replaced?

 

At 92K miles.. Um.. common sense?

 

I just picked up a 1994 with 60k on it (reg cab, 22RE, 5 speed...) with a rusty lower gate and bad rear bumper...exceptionaly clean other than the rear bumper and gate...$4800...he was asking $5850 but I beat him up pretty bad (with Endless Earth, buying rigs is what we do...but I really wanted this one and would have paid more if he'd stuck to his guns....)







RJ

 

sell it up here, you'll get double what you'd get locally and probably even a bit more..

 

yeah, for some reason here in WA 3rd gen 4x4s go for astronomical amounts. i wouldn't be suprised to see a truck like that for sale for $6000 here....

 

It's worth a million fords to me.

 

Yep, in OR-WA there are a ton of em in the Autotrader with asking prices around 5 to 8 grand - more for Xtracabs, much more with nice mods. And NO RUST!

 

Timing chain guide broke....and you guys claim to be experts...just kidding.

 

I keep thinking of all these "gotta change the timing chain every how-ever-many miles" remarks and now I'm starting to worry. Mine has never been changed....

 

"Common sense" huh?
My 86 Yota 22R had 246K on the original timing chain!

 

you don't have a timing chain, you have timing belts!

the engines made before '83 could go decades without ever needing a timing chain, as they had a dual row chain with steel guides. on those, the typical cause of failure would most likely be the chain stretching to the point where it slops around and jumps teeth on the sprockets.

 

how many broken timing chains has everyone seen? i'd venture a guess that there aren't many.

 

My timing chain just broke.. Check my webshots for pics.

 

I got my truck with 96k miles on it. So I dunno if its been replaced or not.