Proof that Toyotas never die
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Proof that Toyotas never die
Appears to be an early 90's 4Runner? Looks like it got hit with a wrecking ball and maybe a roadside bomb. Hilarious to see it still drivable. 
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warlord grade toyota trucks.
4runners last forever. In my lifetime (23 years) my grandpa has had two (87 SR5 4wd 22RE, 99 LIMITED V6 4WD) while our other family member have cycled through many many vehicles. He takes care of them and they just keep going. the 87 had 245k on it when he sold it in 2000 and he still sold it for 6k. The 99 goes to florida and back to MD a few times a year and has racked up 165k and it still looks and runs like new.
4runners last forever. In my lifetime (23 years) my grandpa has had two (87 SR5 4wd 22RE, 99 LIMITED V6 4WD) while our other family member have cycled through many many vehicles. He takes care of them and they just keep going. the 87 had 245k on it when he sold it in 2000 and he still sold it for 6k. The 99 goes to florida and back to MD a few times a year and has racked up 165k and it still looks and runs like new.
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warlord grade toyota trucks.
4runners last forever. In my lifetime (23 years) my grandpa has had two (87 SR5 4wd 22RE, 99 LIMITED V6 4WD) while our other family member have cycled through many many vehicles. He takes care of them and they just keep going. the 87 had 245k on it when he sold it in 2000 and he still sold it for 6k. The 99 goes to florida and back to MD a few times a year and has racked up 165k and it still looks and runs like new.
4runners last forever. In my lifetime (23 years) my grandpa has had two (87 SR5 4wd 22RE, 99 LIMITED V6 4WD) while our other family member have cycled through many many vehicles. He takes care of them and they just keep going. the 87 had 245k on it when he sold it in 2000 and he still sold it for 6k. The 99 goes to florida and back to MD a few times a year and has racked up 165k and it still looks and runs like new.
The newer ones, though, still have durable frames and drivetrains, but the interiors seem to have flimsier parts, and the sheet-metal is now thinner and lighter-weight.
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