I am selling a rare 3b manual transmission Diesel truck. The 3B motors are rare and very sought after because they are known to go to 1 million miles plus. This is a working mans truck. She will go wherever you need to go and
beyond. The rebuilt transmission is smooth and shifts through gears
effortlessly. Rare 3b motor with just over 330 000miles. She starts well everytime, with a manual glow plug switch to be able to run glow plugs as long as you need to.
The frame looks to be in good shape. Have a folder with receipts of last owners repairs and services. Recently changed muffler, Alternator and vacuum pump, and heater core. Lots of maintenace and upkeep. Truck is in good shape and needs a good home to get finishing touches. Tires are about 60-70% left. There is a small crack in the windshield. There are some rust spots in back door hitch area, and few spots throughout. This is a great rebuild project for someone with the time and passion for these trucks. This truck would be great to be equipped with a Veg-Conversion system. If WVO has ever been a desire, this truck would do super well with it. Bid with confidence. I am in no way a specialist with these trucks or every had one before so feel free to ask questions to get as much info as you need. The truck is located in Squamish, British Columbia. and I am willing to drive it as far as Seattle unless you contact me and we work something else out. Please do all research for importing the vehicle into the U.S. I have not done it before so I do not know. The vehicle is in stock condition so as far as i know it should be fairly easy. Thank You |
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Thu, Mar 17 2016The Scion brand may be going away, but most of its cars (sorry, tC) are living on. We'll see the 2017 Toyota 86 (nee Scion FR-S) at the New York Auto Show next week, and the automaker already confirmed that the Scion iA and iM will be rebadged as Toyotas. But instead of standing on their own, the former Scions will be rolled into existing model lines. "Yaris iA" and "Corolla iM" will be the official names of the cars, effective for 2017. It's a smart move, paring the relatively new Scion nameplates with well-known, existing Toyota monikers. Scion spokeswoman Nancy Hubbell tells Autoblog that the iA already exists as the Yaris in the Canadian and Mexican markets, so "that connection was already there." Plus, it's better for marketing. The combination of the two vehicles all under the Yaris nameplate means Toyota can focus its advertising dollars on one vehicle line, simply saying that you can now have the Yaris as a four-door sedan or a five-door hatchback. "The same goes with Corolla," Hubbell explains. She says the existing Toyota sedan and the Scion iM "paired really well," and again, it means Toyota can advertise the Corolla as having two body styles moving forward. There are benefits from a sales perspective, too. Never mind that Scion division sales were already included in Toyota's overall numbers – calling the new cars Yaris iA and Corolla iM means the company won't have to report these cars individual sales separately. It's like when Toyota made the Matrix – its technical name was Corolla Matrix, so its individual sales didn't have to be broken out. That means an extra boost in overall numbers for the Yaris and Corolla, even if the cars would have been reported under Toyota's numbers had they kept their Scion badges. View 18 Photos Related Video:
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According to the article, the available configurations for the Tacoma lineup will be whittled down in 2015, which apparently spells the end for the two-door Taco. The Tacoma is currently the last truck in its class to be offered in a regular cab configuration, with the Frontier no longer offering a standard cab model and spy shots of the next-gen Chevrolet Colorado not revealing any glimpse of a short cab, either.