Bought another 4runner today

68dave

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I bought this 1 family owned 2002 today. It only has 87k miles. Frame is solid. I had the seller run it thru state inspection before i handed over my cash. Only things it needs is a r/rear axle seal and brake shoes. Sunroof is stuck closed but other than that everything works. No dash lights are on. No hitch so i know it hasn't been used for towing. It has some stains in the carpet but i can get them out. I paid $5800, i think i did alright. Now i have this 02, a lifted 00 4runner and a lifted 04 taco trd. My wife says something is wrong with me!
 

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Thanks for the compliments. I did a tune up yesterday (still had the original plug wires), new fuel filter, pcv valve and a BG fuel injection service. Washed it and detailed the interior today. Carpet was heavily stained from coffee and/or soda around the center console, i scrubbed it and it cleaned up nicely. The dog likes it too, she climbed in for a nap while i was detailing the front.
 

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Wow! Only 87k miles. It looks identical to the 2002 Sr5 I just bought for $6300. Everything works on mine but it has 100k more miles on than your. Great find. I wish something like that would have popped up down here in GA/TN. I'm right at the line.
 
I guess i am a bit of a hoarder, lol. I'm looking to purchase a 96 or 97 land cruiser with the diff locks next, always wanted one.
 

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So i reluctantly took my newly purchased 4runner to the dealer yesterday to have the leaking r/rear axle seals and bearing replaced, our shop isn't equipped to do the press work that's involved or i would've done it myself. After picking it up last evening i was driving it back to my work and noticed that the brakes didn't feel right. I put it on my lift and found this, see pic. The tech left his pinch pliers on the rear brake hose.
 

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This is why surgeons have to count sponges and inventory instruments before they close a patient! Perhaps this tech needs a lesson. Nice rig. 87k is remarkably low. Was this primarily a city driven vehicle?
 
This is why surgeons have to count sponges and inventory instruments before they close a patient! Perhaps this tech needs a lesson. Nice rig. 87k is remarkably low. Was this primarily a city driven vehicle?

It belonged to a mother then passed down to her daughter. Daughter was in college in Va. Not sure if it's 87k city or highway miles, but it was well maintained and i received the maintance records with the vehicle. When i work on a customer's vehicle, especially when it comes to the brakes, i double and triple check everything. Your talking about peoples lives!
 

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