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Old 02-08-2014, 10:49 PM #1
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if any one is looking for a classic

dude over on expo is looking to offload,
making noises about donating if it does not sell.
price is a but hight but sounds like cash talks and for the right local seller that can look at the truck might be interesting.

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I have mine up for sale for $5500... considering how much nicer it is over everything out there, I feel it's fair. $2k isn't too bad for that.
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I wouldn't be opposed. With another kid on the way, four doors is looking more and more attractive.
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I have mine up for sale for $5500... considering how much nicer it is over everything out there, I feel it's fair. $2k isn't too bad for that.
Not bad but still over blue book.... not sure what got typed in to come up with the price he got seems a bit off to me.
not to mention that there is no paperwork or data on the supposed new motor.
either way, it looks to have some life left in it, might help some one out.
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What a weirdo. "Pay me $2000 or I'll donate it and make maybe a hundred or so on my tax return". It's like he thinks he's holding it hostage or something.
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KBB values don't mean much around the PNW when it comes to Toyotas. Everything is above KBB.
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KBB values don't mean much around the PNW when it comes to Toyotas. Everything is above KBB.

This is a such a sad truth...
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not sad for me lol.
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dude over on expo is looking to offload,
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price is a but hight but sounds like cash talks and for the right local seller that can look at the truck might be interesting.

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It looks clean, for a 2nd Gen
Tow package, limited, and an auto, it might have 4.88's then!
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It looks clean, for a 2nd Gen
Tow package, limited, and an auto, it might have 4.88's then!
but an auto 3vze....
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but an auto 3vze....
Sure, if the price is right. It's way easy to swap in a 3.4 these days.
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but an auto 3vze....
Just drove an auto 3.0 saturday. Reminds me how far toyota has came since those dark days.

It can almost get out of its own way if you just let it shift above 4k every time. Damn thing won't even move if you try some under 3k driving.
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Sure, if the price is right. It's way easy to swap in a 3.4 these days.
The a340 series transmissions all suck slimy goat butt, no matter what engine they're in front of. Our '99 has the a340 behind a 3.4, 4.30 diffs with 32s, and it's a slug. It's horrible. I loathe it with the fiery burning heat of a thousand hot suns of fiery burning loathing. They are horrible horrible horrible transmissions, suitable only for throwing off a cliff. If I were going to the effort of a 3.0 to 3.4 swap in an automatic truck, I'd go the extra mile and swap in 5 speed too.
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Not quite a classic. I know 2nd gens want to be like 1st gens so bad, but they have one more year to be complete
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Not quite a classic. I know 2nd gens want to be like 1st gens so bad, but they have one more year to be complete
They'll never reach classic status. They will merely get old. In the same way that I don't hear of an '89 Nissan Pathfinder being a classic. Just old.
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Not quite a classic. I know 2nd gens want to be like 1st gens so bad, but they have one more year to be complete
fair nuff....
Just trying to put it in the right spot

this is another classic example of the toyota tax at work...

Drove my 3 slow runner today round trip bout sixty miles
damnnnnn always a bit of a shock getting it that form my 2.7 five speed taco regular cab
the t4r makes that thing look like a jet...
the runner is the lady's rig so I dont get to drive it much but it just keeps going and going ....
and cheaper then a payment
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