Recent content by D21FJ60

We had to use my 100 for a few weeks back in feb/march while our pilot was getting fixed. Everyone fit but it was a little cramped- we have a 7,5,3,2,6mo. It definitely worked but not as easily as the pilot did. Never needed the 4wd. I recently had the chance to put about 1k miles on a 2024...

I would stick with gas for now, unless you are moving stateside to an area with a well know toyota shop that has more experience with the diesel engines. A lot of importers here are selling the eligible 100 series for well over that, probably to make max profit. Figure out import paperwork...

Thanks guys, wasn't going to be going to a dealer, would find an indy shop that specialises in whatever I end up with for things that I can't trouble shoot. I've been seeing some good things about the Volvo T5 and 3.2 Dont think the v8 was offered in the years i'm trying to get.

Well here I am again asking for some insight. I should be in a position in the next month or so to purchase a second family car. While japanese is always the go to, I do want to try somethin european. Above I asked about Volvos, and they seem to be pretty solid. However, I really like...

In case you are wondering, a 100 series is not the best for delivering pizza. Yes you arrive like you're on safari, but using $25 in gas each time I work is somewhat annoying. Carry on.

Should've flipped the bezel just for the ad to see how many heads would explode

Sorry, Sorry, long gone.

No, all of that was sold with the body and drivetrain

Very sorry, misread the thread.

curious if you have passenger front turn signal assembly, and a grey front bottom seat cushion?

Any chance you still have passenger turn signal lamp assembly?

To be clear, the noise from the back wheel sounds like a starling

After driving 200 miles, the following has happened: -the brake light flicked on and off, reseviiir was down to maybe 1/4-1/2 full, but brakes still had pressure and pedal hasn’t been soft. I went to back into a parking spot Today after driving 50 miles or so with no issues what so ever, and...

This vehicle was on the bow of the titanic when it went down

Removed the decrepit already disconnected sway bar link for better articulation at Starbucks