'95 with 14k miles for sale on BaT

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I think the third gen will always be my favorite. Just the cleanest line design and simple aesthetic for a truck. I'm too busy driving my giant minivan with fish gills to get one though.
 
That’s a real beauty. I need to find a 2nd gen like this one of these days. So retro and iconic.
 
One of the pics shows a sale document. Hate to be the stalker, but if you google the address on it and look at the street view, you can see this 4Runner in a very sad state in the back yard of a rather sad looking home. It definitely had a major detail in 2017, which is when I assume the owner may have passed away. If cars could talk.
 
One of the pics shows a sale document. Hate to be the stalker, but if you google the address on it and look at the street view, you can see this 4Runner in a very sad state in the back yard of a rather sad looking home. It definitely had a major detail in 2017, which is when I assume the owner may have passed away. If cars could talk.

makes you wonder, the house has no garage, wonder if the 4runner was inherited by the current owner. House just needs paint job
 

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Wow.

Is that really the same 4Runner??

I was getting excited to see such a well kept museum piece.

Hummmm.......

:fro:
 
Wow.

Is that really the same 4Runner??

I was getting excited to see such a well kept museum piece.

Hummmm.......

:fro:

I mean it is possible for someone to own more then 1 30 year old truck, but sense they were in there 90's i highly doubt it. I'm assuming that is the same 4Runner.
 
I mean it is possible for someone to own more then 1 30 year old truck, but sense they were in there 90's i highly doubt it. I'm assuming that is the same 4Runner.

Highly doubt that a 70 year old retired doctor was interested in hoarding 4Runners in hopes a a huge posthumous profit. These things were just baller AF back in the day, and if you had the cash you bought one.
 
Highly doubt that a 70 year old retired doctor was interested in hoarding 4Runners in hopes a a huge posthumous profit. These things were just baller AF back in the day, and if you had the cash you bought one.

That's why i said i'm assuming it's the same 4Runner.
 
Exactly what I expected. These things get a bad rep on 4wheeling forums because of the 3.0 and because a 3rd gen is simply a better performer in most aspects. What people are forgetting is that this is the original 4Runner.

Enclosed roof, 4 doors, V6. The 1st gen is not where the success came from.
 

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