How much did you pay for your 3rd gen?

2000 SR5 3.4 auto 2wd with 261,000 for $2000
1997 trim 2.7 auto 2wd with 235,000 for $2400

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I've got 2 :nerd:

1998 SR5 3.4, 5speed, supercharged - $2,200

What she looked like when I got her.

2000 SR5 3.4, 5speed, E-Locker - $500

Needs Lots of love but couldn't pass up the family deal
 
$4900 for 2002 Sport 4x4 with 215k with bald tires. Spent it's whole life in Southern California, never been offroad, original owner, all original paint (which isn't perfect). Zero rust underneath, finish on frame rails looks new.
 
Little under $6k for a 2002 SR5 Sport Edition with 237k miles. It's been well cared for with new brakes, tires radiator, timing belt, water pump, thermostat. Completely stock for the moment.
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I've got one that looks almost identical. Only has 147k miles on it. Paid 5k for it

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300K Running Strong!

Hey all!

I got mine for $1,300 out the door from the dealership I work at. It's a 1997 Toyota 4runner Limited fully loaded for that time with 300,000 miles on it. The great thing about it, one single owner, a mother with only highway miles on it and taken great care of.

I am new here, and just getting ready to build this beast up for some family adventuring!

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I bought a 99 SR5 4wd with rear locker for $6200 last week. Has 144k. Maybe a little high in the price but it is in good shape and finding anything decent in 4wd around here is really hard. The frame is also is pretty spotless.

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Bought my 1998 SR5 4x4 manual w/ e-locker and 208k miles on it in October for $4500. Put in about $3k since then to take care of some major items (LBJs, timing belt, rear axle seals, rear brakes, tires).

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2001 SR5 2wd nice shape 172K miles 3000.00 and counting

Got my 2001 SR5 2wd with 172,000 miles for 3K. Rear axle was leaking (1850.00) with new brakes. New wheels and tires (1100.00) needs vapor canister (350.00) new rear springs (200) and steering shaft (175.00). Its now a labor of love. She's like a high maintenance GF but I love her with all my heart and won't give up until one of us dies.
 

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My '97 the day I bought it for $1,200! The head gasket was smoking, put Barr's through it and drove it for a year before I had to put a gasket on it.
Best vehicle value I've ever gotten by far.
I figure I could sell it for twice that after driving it for two years.
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'97 SR5. 267k miles.

Traded straight up for my beloved 1988 VW Cabriolet to a father and son team that were interested in continuing the rebuild project.

They were selling it for $1800 so I guess $1800 was the price. Has frame rot and needs new everything, so I'm sure I'll be spending at least that much in parts.
 

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