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Congratulations! That looks like a great truck.
You should post on the 100 forum and explain to the other dwellers of the Rust Belt that this is the proper way to buy a Land Cruiser or any old Toyota truck. It never ceases to amaze me that guys won't spend $1,000 more for a rust-free truck... and then spend countless hours and dollars dealing with rust. Well done!
Plans for the 4Runner?
You should post on the 100 forum and explain to the other dwellers of the Rust Belt that this is the proper way to buy a Land Cruiser or any old Toyota truck. It never ceases to amaze me that guys won't spend $1,000 more for a rust-free truck... and then spend countless hours and dollars dealing with rust. Well done!
Our Gen 1 4Runners had the anemic 3Y and 4Y engines. 22RE would have been much better
Only holds a surfboard, not very heavy. Where do you get the mounts that drill into the roof? Are they custom made?Be cautious using the fiberglass rails for your rack.
The surfboard may not be heavy, but the pull of the wind on it adds up.
If you don't mind me asking, what ballpark are we talking for vehicle and shipping?
$6,600 to your door... for a rust free, stock, slightly lifted '86 4Runner? I'd say you did damn well. If you tell me it's got under 175,000 miles, I'm going to really be sick over what I paid for my '84 Pickup.
Be cautious using the fiberglass rails for your rack.
Be cautious using the fiberglass rails for your rack.
Only holds a surfboard, not very heavy. Where do you get the mounts that drill into the roof? Are they custom made?