Anyone in the market for a rare 4runner?!

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Not too bad of a price for a California car and all the options. Only flaw is the tires need to be replaced. I like how the seller emphasizes that it is a TRD 4runner.
 
Wheeling a manual sucks. If you actually "wheel" that is.

not if you know how to REALLY drive a manual... I actually enjoy it, the 4lo gearing is nice and I barely need to touch the clutch when rock crawling


but that seems like a moot point for that 4runner, its built for speed, did you see the clutch they put in it??

That is a super nice 4runner, looks familiar, was it owned by a member here?
 
That's only about 20mins from my place if anyone wants me to take a good look at it for them I will probably go by tomorrow afternoon just to check it out
 
what???...yes you need to work the clutch when crawling...do you not remember moab??

HAHA, not to get to far off topic, but yes, I remember Moab and the spots where we had to play the clutch I wouldnt consider normal rockcrawling persay.

but my point remains, that 4runner was not built to 4wheel, at least in its current state
 
What was Toyota thinking with the blue/gray interior? The oak in mine is bad enough. I couldn't drive a vehicle with that color plastic inside. Otherwise, it looks nicely kept.
 
I'm wondering if that is a true Highlander model or an SR5 mocked up to mimic one. Not that it really matters in the end but it does have the SR5 wheels instead of the Limited 5 star version and that center console by the twin power outlets (with no covers) doesn't resemble mine. Just minor diffs but was noticeable.
 
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I saw this earlier today. Real nice. I like the manual trans. The tires are Kumho Road Venture MT's probably 255/70-16. The front pass needs to be rotated to drivers rear, rotation is backwards.
 

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