This 1st Gen Puts West Coast 4Runners for Sale to Shame

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That tape deck!
 

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My parents' Camry had that same Technics head unit. I used to always play with the EQ levels.

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After owning my Arizona 1st gen, I'll go west coast all day long, regardless of how well sheet metal was repaired.

And I plan on putting my factory technics unit back in, and just running a marine radio in the glovebox, I just love the look of it!
 
brutal interior and 3.0....nah, I'll take a rust free cali truck with dents and dings.

I have 377,000 original miles on a "3.slow", I would take it over a 22re any day.

Then again, I have experience with engine work, I would guess mosy people don't know what they are doing.
 
I have 377,000 original miles on a "3.slow", I would take it over a 22re any day.

Then again, I have experience with engine work, I would guess mosy people don't know what they are doing.

No worries, to each his/her own. I think the 22re reputation/reliability and MPGs make it an easy decision for me.
 
I wonder how well the frame was repaired. Looks like they took some time on it.

But $9k.... That SR5 rust free territory
it is a bit spendy especially for a V6, but it would be a good candidate for a 3.4 swap

Pathfinder Outdoors? were you an Army Pathfinder?
 
it is a bit spendy especially for a V6, but it would be a good candidate for a 3.4 swap

Pathfinder Outdoors? were you an Army Pathfinder?

I was not a Pathfinder when I was in the Army. However, I named my company Pathfinder Outdoors for my JROTC instructor (SSG Randy Casey) who was PF, Ranger and SF...One high speed operator. He turned me off a very destructive path and sent me packing to the Army... My company is a tip of the hat to him.
 
I was not a Pathfinder when I was in the Army. However, I named my company Pathfinder Outdoors for my JROTC instructor (SSG Randy Casey) who was PF, Ranger and SF...One high speed operator. He turned me off a very destructive path and sent me packing to the Army... My company is a tip of the hat to him.
Very cool way to Honor him. Thanks for your service. I spent time with the 6th ID LRSD in Alaska and was 3 years with 10th MTN at Drum
 

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