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If I didn't have a 40. I remember wanting to buy an '88 4Runner... one of the last Solid Axle 4Runners.View attachment 3182386View attachment 3182387View attachment 3182388
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Buddy of mine had one. Fun trucks.
The list of convertible trucks is pretty damn short really.
Didn't they switch to IFS in 85 or 86 tho? His was ifs, and I want to say it was an 88 but, it's been a couple decades.
You are correct… ‘85 was the last year with solid axle. Mixing up my 4Runner facts. Time for Landcruiser axles.
On-board-air will take care of that problem.
GTSSportCoupe
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Sweet truck for a decent price (compared to prices even just a few months ago). @Rigpig make it LHD and put a 1HDT in? 
Then watch it sit in the driveway not going anywhere? 
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Manual transmission
Exterior color: Charcoal · Interior color: Grey
Fuel type: Diesel
1990 PZJ70 Toyota LandCruiser, 24volt heavy duty. Factory lockers, winch, electric hubs, and AC, 17600 imported from Japan and registered in BC. Pm for more pictures and information
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1990 Toyota land cruiser
$15,999Driven 176,015 km
Manual transmission
Exterior color: Charcoal · Interior color: Grey
Fuel type: Diesel
1990 PZJ70 Toyota LandCruiser, 24volt heavy duty. Factory lockers, winch, electric hubs, and AC, 17600 imported from Japan and registered in BC. Pm for more pictures and information
cruisedeisel
Toyota's for life
That sold quick^^^^
GTSSportCoupe
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Probably to 'merica. Dollar is in their favor in a big way.
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Looks 1/2 decent for $8800. 283 SBC currently.
More Taco than TLC
I think you can buy a new H55 for less than this high milage re bearing transmission.
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Could buy a new H55 for that money.
Toyota BJ60 H55F
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Could buy a new H55 for that money.
Yup.
BTW, does anyone know the seller? Is he a known cruiser guy or just someone who puts
parts together
stevebradford
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New yes but with the wrong input shaft for a 3b. So you would also require the correct input shaft $$ and some disassembly of the brand new transmission.
That’s assuming you’d want a 3B input shaft.
I’ve read H55 gear spacing isn’t great for a NA 3B.
stevebradford
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That’s assuming you’d want a 3B input shaft.
I’ve read H55 gear spacing isn’t great for a NA 3B.
Sounds like you missed the topic of discussion.
The original poster was comparing a sales add for a used rebuilt 3B transmission to the price of a new transmission. The new transmission comes with the incorrect input shaft for the 3b so to make that comparison you would have to factor in the cost of the correct input shaft, about 700$ the last time I bought one for Japan.
The five speed is actually pretty nice with 3.70 differentials the people that have issue with the gear spacing is with 4.11s.
I stand corrected. Despite much internal debate I’ve decided not to own a 3b. My only experience driving one was in a 60 series with a five speed on level ground near the dealership. To put it in perspective the asking price was something like 6 or 7 thousand for a fairly rust free 60 at a dealership. My memory of the details is somewhat vague. At the time that seemed like a lot of money for a Landcruiser.
Yes I would imagine that shaft is not cheap, plus the you have drop the bottom gears to get enough clearance to pull the front splined shaft out.
I'm confused. It says fine spline for a 3B. So it has the wrong input shaft for that motor? I was of the understanding that all B motors had
the same input shaft so they were interchangeable. As I thought the B, 3B and even 13BT all shared the same input shaft?
Correct me if I'm wrong since I just don't know
Also, why sell a transmission stacked with transfer if transfer is not for sale. Seems a bit fishy, as maybe the transmission for
sale isn't the one in the pic.