1994 TOYOTA 4X4

[mikeg]

SOLD!!!!!


As the title says, it is a 1994 Toyota 4X4 pickup with a 4 cyl. engine and a automatic transmission. 4 wheel drive works and the hubs turn nice and easy. New brakes, tune-up and exhaust from the header back (with new O2 sensor). Tough little truck that runs and drives like a champ. Would make a good driver or an excellent trail/dune truck.

$2500 or possible interesting trade

 

[DetroitStyle]

*sniff*

 

[mikeg]

You can buy it back, i fixed her up for you.

 

[DetroitStyle]

You can buy it back, i fixed her up for you.

I want to! But I don't have anywhere to put it. It looks great! If I end up getting this new house, I'll have my own driveway and I will buy it back from you. I miss it!

Obviously I can vouch for the truck. Tough, dependable, 4x4 worked flawlessly....

 

[mikeg]

I like the truck too, wouldn't mind keeping it for the dunes, but I got a screaming deal when my brother sold me his 02 Dakota, so now I have too many cars in the driveway too.

BTW, it turns out the reason it ran bad was the exhaust (or lack of). When I pulled the O2 sensor, it jingled like a burned out lightbulb.

 

[DetroitStyle]

I like the truck too, wouldn't mind keeping it for the dunes, but I got a screaming deal when my brother sold me his 02 Dakota, so now I have too many cars in the driveway too.

BTW, it turns out the reason it ran bad was the exhaust (or lack of). When I pulled the O2 sensor, it jingled like a burned out lightbulb.

Good to hear. I bet the mileage jumped back up after you fixed that?

 

[mikeg]

I usually don't keep track of mileage, but I'm sure it didn't hurt.

 

[mikeg]

Up, up, to the top

 

[sdwaigle]

trade

Up, up, to the top

Interested in a red 97 geo tracker 2 door 4x4 auto 16 valve engine? it is clean with cold AC and a removable hardtop, it has around 112 k and just had a 33k motor professionally installed out of a 98 tracker, runs and drive great, fun and good on fuel but I need a truck. call or email [email protected] or 1-517-403-5569 6am to 10pm thanks Shane