MPLS88
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I have my truck listed in the classifieds on this site http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-vehicles/112109-fs-1988-4runner.html and on CL.
I have had about 8 solid hits from CL and have been emailing info about my truck to them. As I am "selling" the finer points of the truck, I am realizing I am starting to miss the truck already LOL.
How many of you have sold your classic T4R and regretted it?
I had wanted a 3rd Gen for years, and ended up getting my '88 last summer. I got it mainly because I could afford it as a good practice vehicle for driving a manual (sadly I was not confident in my limited time I have had practice on a manual). I needed practice because I was going to be renting a manual in Europe to drive through the Alps. I figured I would need all the practice I could get, and since my everyday drive was an auto, an older model 4Runner was about the best vehicle I could get for under $3000. On top of that, I always thought the classics were very cool and maybe I could figure out a way to restore it after the trip.
Sadly, the funds are not there to restore the truck anytime soon, and with two dogs, a canoe and a boat with a trailer, I may need to move back to the 3rd gen search soon. Just can't convince the wife to let me have 1 or 2 extra cars (crazy huh???)...
Anyway, sorry for the rant. All of you who have parted with your old 4Runners I am sure can relate. I really think this will go down as one of my favorite vehicles of all time.
I have had about 8 solid hits from CL and have been emailing info about my truck to them. As I am "selling" the finer points of the truck, I am realizing I am starting to miss the truck already LOL.
How many of you have sold your classic T4R and regretted it?
I had wanted a 3rd Gen for years, and ended up getting my '88 last summer. I got it mainly because I could afford it as a good practice vehicle for driving a manual (sadly I was not confident in my limited time I have had practice on a manual). I needed practice because I was going to be renting a manual in Europe to drive through the Alps. I figured I would need all the practice I could get, and since my everyday drive was an auto, an older model 4Runner was about the best vehicle I could get for under $3000. On top of that, I always thought the classics were very cool and maybe I could figure out a way to restore it after the trip.
Sadly, the funds are not there to restore the truck anytime soon, and with two dogs, a canoe and a boat with a trailer, I may need to move back to the 3rd gen search soon. Just can't convince the wife to let me have 1 or 2 extra cars (crazy huh???)...
Anyway, sorry for the rant. All of you who have parted with your old 4Runners I am sure can relate. I really think this will go down as one of my favorite vehicles of all time.