Schooler
New member
Well, I wrecked my 4 runner. It is still drivable but it looks terrible. Lots of front end damage. I was really not prepared or even willing to look for a new truck and I knew I would never be able to replace it. I loved my truck.
But guess what--I found a black 93 t4r at the first used car dealership I stopped at. What luck! It has 197,000 miles which kind of worries me but I'm pretty confident I can get at least another 50,000 out of it. It also is the top of the line model with leather, power everything, cruise, a/c (that works), sunroof, hitch, 12 cd changer, 2-10 inch subs, bilstein shocks in front and rear, new distributor cap, wires and plugs, new valve covers, 31' tires, mag wheels, virtually no rust and the back window freakin' works! Transmission feels really good even though the fluid was a little dirty.
So far, I can determine that it has an oil leak and the rubber boots on the front wheels that cover the steering knuckle (I think) are both ripped. The sunroof is also cracked, it looks like it was in a mild hail storm.
Overall, it is in pretty good shape. $4577 plus all those fees they like to tack on. Plus 9% sales tax in Tennessee. When it is all said and done I will pay more like $5200. I'm going to grab it while I can. It is not very often you come across the exact vehicle you were looking for, locally, at the first place you looked at. It's in the cards.
But guess what--I found a black 93 t4r at the first used car dealership I stopped at. What luck! It has 197,000 miles which kind of worries me but I'm pretty confident I can get at least another 50,000 out of it. It also is the top of the line model with leather, power everything, cruise, a/c (that works), sunroof, hitch, 12 cd changer, 2-10 inch subs, bilstein shocks in front and rear, new distributor cap, wires and plugs, new valve covers, 31' tires, mag wheels, virtually no rust and the back window freakin' works! Transmission feels really good even though the fluid was a little dirty.
So far, I can determine that it has an oil leak and the rubber boots on the front wheels that cover the steering knuckle (I think) are both ripped. The sunroof is also cracked, it looks like it was in a mild hail storm.
Overall, it is in pretty good shape. $4577 plus all those fees they like to tack on. Plus 9% sales tax in Tennessee. When it is all said and done I will pay more like $5200. I'm going to grab it while I can. It is not very often you come across the exact vehicle you were looking for, locally, at the first place you looked at. It's in the cards.