For Sale 1987 ( 1st Generation ) 4Runner

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77cruiser77 said:
if you weren't over 2800 miles away I'd see what I could do to get this for my wife.
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ROAD TRIP .... It gets respectable fuel economy. :)
 
Here is an idea ..... Drive you 77 Series Cruiser half way and I will meet you and we can swap. .....I will be happy and your wife will be happy .... A win - win situation. :D
 
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The ever efficient 22RE......:)

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Weekend bump ......
 
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This thing would make an excellent Christmas gift for the hunter in your family or the beginning driver. ( seat belts and roll bar ) :D
4 Wheel drive + 21-23 mpg ..... What a combination.
 
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Mazdax605 said:
Did you have the engine rebuilt, or was it rebuilt before you got the truck? Why was it rebuilt? I assume this is not an SR5 model, correct?
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1) The engine was rebuilt by the previous owner and he gave no explanation as to why.
2) The 4Runner is a DLX model and therefore does not have a cloth interior.
I believe that some of the SR5 models also had a sunroof where this one does not.
The engine cranks and runs very well and does not use or leak any oil.
Thanks .....
 
Monday morning bump ..... :)
I would like to move this vehicle within the next couple of weeks so I will entertain any "reasonable" offer ......
 
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*** priced reduced .... $4950.00 *****
 
temple said:
This doesn't have solid front axles if I am correct?
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Although I am no 4Runner expert, I believe the 1985 model was the only one with a solid front axle.
 
84 and 85 was straight axle models.
85 was the only model with straight and efi....
 
All I can tell you is that what ever axle is under there is in good shape. :D
 
In response to several P.M.'s .... This 4Runner DOES NOT have a solid front axle.
Thanks....
 
I really need to move this vehicle to make room for something else.
*** make an offer ***
 
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