How much did you pay for your 3rd gen?

Nice looking ride,
Much cleaner than mine and looks like much less surface rust than mine.
I suspect much less salt than we get up hear in the great white North.
 
I paid around $12,000 for my 4Runner back in early 2012. Its the Limited 4x4 with the Factory Sport Package included. It's the top of the line.








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2000 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 Limited Sport V6
 
1996 4x4 5speed 234k miles with very little rust for 4,500. I love (and hate) how little these things have depreciated in the last 10 years.
 
1996 2.7 5spd with rear locker.
Faded blue paint, some rust that needed/needs repairing and some leaks.
260k miles
$2500 in 2018
 
2000 w rear locker, 230XXX on the clock, for $1k. Missing passenger half shaft, passenger rear brake leak, hood latch fubared, cracked instrument cluster lens, leaking valve covers, drivers window has issue with scissor bracket, needs paint, but most importantly to me besides the rear locker, no rust. Yeah it also needs driver's seat reupholstered along with console lid. Needs new bumper and lower bumper section.
 

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98 TRD v6 4runner check out what I got for the $$

Stats:: 1998 v6 TRD SR5 Leather~with around $9000 put into it in last 2 years of my purchase in Jan 2020 for $6300.

New heavy duty alt, starter and battery
2018 wheels and tires (12/2019)
New disk brakes all the way around
New Headliner
New water, oil, fuel pumps
New condenser and evaporator
ScanGauge diagnostic scanner
New pioneer Bluetooth stereo and speakers with added tweeters
Timing chain, tensioners, and valve cover gasket
Rocky Mountain Rack n' coon huntin lights
New mini radiator added for milkshake prevention
All new weather tech mats including rear storage area
New Led headlights and tail lights
New front and rear bumpers.

Total score on this vehicle. Runs fantastic!
In very fortunate to have found it. Very happy for sure.
 

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I paid $2,800 for my 2000 SR5 automatic with 186k miles. It’s a northeast car so it has rust issues.


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Bought my 2000 Limited 4x4 with 215k from the 2nd owner back in Jan of this wretched year. Had all svc records from 2008 up including radiator, TB/WP and he took it to the Yota dealer before he posted it up for sale and spent $1500 on PM! No locker but paint and body probably a 7.5 out of 10, interior 7 out of 10 and ZERO rust! $3500
 
This past weekend paid $4,100 for a 1999 4WD SR5 with 115K miles. Original owner, service records. Exterior a 7.5 and minor surface rust in two places. Interior an 8.
 
In your guys experience, are 5-speeds more expensive? I've been scouring the country for 5-speeds in solid condition (8/10 interior and exterior) with <150k miles, and the best I've found has been $13k with a salvage title. That seems to be way more than the prices I'm seeing here.
 
I traded my slightly built 92 K1500 Suburban for my 97 SR5. Gonna be easier to hit more trails in the T4R than it would have been in the Suburban.
 
3 months ago paid 4500 for a 2001 4wd SR-5. 265k fixxer upper ( ran rough) otherwise pretty straight. Gray cloth interior. Gambled on it, lucked out...just needed a coil and plugs but still has 420 code but misfire code is now off.
now to start fixing and modding :) rare to see any good running 4runner up here for under 5k....2 available now...one at 7800 and another at 6500
 

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