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  • mariano_is_my_hero
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    that 4runner trd pro is like 70k lol

    i love them to death but 70k is pretty rich

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  • mrsleeve
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    Originally posted by Ryan...
    Love the 4runner, wish they weren't so expensive or I'd have picked one up 2 years ago instead of my truck!
    95+ % Landcruiser Prado chassis is a big reason for the cost, you want a good build quality that costs more especially now a-days

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by Mtriple
    Recently traded my 3rd gen Tacoma for a 5th gen T4R.
    Why the switch? The t4r was my preferred vehicle, but the price difference was a little more than I could stomach.

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  • RUFFLZ
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    Tahoe|Yosemite





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  • Ryan...
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    Originally posted by Mtriple
    Recently traded my 3rd gen Tacoma for a 5th gen T4R.
    Love the 4runner, wish they weren't so expensive or I'd have picked one up 2 years ago instead of my truck!

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  • Mtriple
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    Recently traded my 3rd gen Tacoma for a 5th gen T4R.
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  • mrsleeve
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    ^

    Good to know I didnt know the GC's ever got an OM variant, I thought they didnt start to offer those until after the Fiat thing and started to source them from Italy

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  • Exodus_2pt0
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    Find a 08 CRD grand Cherokee. I actually just bought one recently. Unlike the liberty and the new GC, 07-08 Got a Mercedes om642, which is a proven engine used in quite a few vehicles.

    I'm getting 22 mixed, 26 highway with mine. I say try to find an 08 because it got a LOT of modern updates compared to the 07. It's equipped with most of the features you find today.

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  • wworm
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    Shoot. Well thats good to know. Time to do some more digging. Thanks

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  • mrsleeve
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    ^

    you cant, swaps cost money and diesel is Icky in the us. You have 5 options, GMT400 2/4 door Yukon/Tahoe or burb with a 6.5, and Excursion with a 7.3 or 6.0, Jeep Liberty with some varriant of an OM in it that was plagued with problems or a Current Gen Grand Cherokee or Liberty with some Italian build marine diesel in it. Or the even more expensive option import a Diesel Powered Yota......

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  • wworm
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    Where can a man get a reasonably priced diesel SUV/truck here in the states? Interested in it for the economy, not the torque so all those silly 7.3L fords are out of my scope

    Current thought is an om617 swapped yota since there seems to be the most support/parts for that here but idk. Someone school me on some diesel/trail running tech

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  • mjimport
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    Not mine, I’ve been thinking about getting one as a haul vehicle. I currently have an f150 but it may need rust repair in a year or two.

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  • psmura
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    Was this your ad?? The listing has since been deleted...

    Price seems okay, would have to take a look at the rust and the rust repairs.

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  • mjimport
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    What do you guys think of this? Good buy? Asking $3,300



    89 Toyota pick 4x4 extremely clean well taken care of 2nd owner 5 speed extend cab runs amazing .. just fixed the bed has zero rust and minimal rust here and there surface rust nothing to get excited about .. (frame is solid and in great shape ) has 207xxx it is inspected till 11/18 and will also pass emissions test if needs .. this is my second vehicle I don't use it as much and have different plans .. just seeing if someone is interested if not no big deal .. feel free to ask questions and thanks for looking

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  • Exodus_2pt0
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    If anyone is looking for parts let me know. Going to take my 97 4runner to the scrap heap soon.

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