1986 Toyota 4runner Sr5 Sport Utility 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
North Fort Myers, Florida, United States
1986 Toyota 4Runner SR5. 4 cylinder engine, 5 speed transmission. 4 wheel drive. Runs
great, drives great, needs work. Needs windshield. front fenders, rust repair. Complete engine rebuild 10 years
ago with new radiator, water pump, oil pump, cylinder head, clutch,
clutch bearings and master/ slave, Rancho rear shocks, sears front
shocks, 4 inch lift rear springs and 4 inch blocks with new u bolts.
Flow master 2 exhaust about six years ago. Smitty built rear bumper with
tow ball. 8 inch lift in rear, 4 inch lift in front. Has old 32 series
tires, original rims. Electric fan. Both tops, fiberglass original and
foldable convertible canvas top. Missing front fenders. Requires rust
repair. Best offer takes it.
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