1995 Toyota 4Runner

In a 2019 Sturdy by iSeeCars.com, the 4-Runner came in at #5 in ranking of the longest-lasting vehicles in the U.S. According to the study, the 4-runner had 3.9% of vehicles still on the road over 200,000 miles. The 4-Runner was a compact and now a mid-size sport utility produced from 1984 through present and it was technically the first of its kind to offer true seating for four with that type of 4x4 capability. The second generation of 4-Runners would begin in 1990 and last through 1995, This 4-Runner you see here that we are pleased to present has just had a re-paint and re-engineered rocker panels along with custom built front and rear bumper along with roof rack. All the windows including the back window work as they should, it is a limited with leather seats. The dash is cracked in a couple spots along with some stains. The bottom of the rig has been painted with durable bed liner and the underside has been undercoated. There is some surface rust on the underside but is not rotted out. This rig spent a lot of its life in the south and west so it does not have the typical rot. The engine runs flawlessly, shifts nicely, has good brakes and brand new tires on powder coated black wheels. This 4-Runner has a lot of life left, has a clean carfax and is ready to be enjoyed.