1999 Toyota 4Runner w/ armor and ARB's front & rear

[bcnaz]

No affiliation

High miles, but fully armored and ARB's front and rear for only $5K

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/99-toyota-4-runner/6559453035.html

 

[msumms]

i'm in CA but seller said check engine light is on and 'it's been sitting for a while'. he's not really interested in finding out what the check light means, or doesn't want to disclose, and is 'going through a divorce'

 

[Heuschele]

You could replace the engine and have great off road thrasher vehicle. Front and rear lockers, front n rear arb bumpers, lift n air bags in rear, those tires.

Assuming something wrong with engine you could replace it and get another 200k fun miles. I am thinking for the back country adventures, camping trips, trips to the beach or river that leave the DD messy for a month.


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[Elbee]

Shoot, after sorting the thing out, that could be a fine daily driver. It looks like its just dirty. Love the color keyed ARB bumper, and take off that hideous rood rack

 

[bcnaz]

Agree that rack is hideous.

Having owned this exact year in AZ I would not be too concerned about the check engine light. There is a ton of dust in AZ, which will typically clog the MAF sensor (especially if it has an intake). At this age - the O2 sensors down stream from the cats may need replacing, and at this mileage - there is a transfer case sensor (top of the T-case, not inside it) that often needs replacing.

All three of these will quickly trip the OBD, yet are easy/cheap fixes. I say this because I had to do all three on my 99 around 150K miles over the course of about 2-3 years. I'm not saying these sensors are what is wrong with this rig, just that these motors are typically bulletproof, and those three items are know to be a little sensitive at age/mileage.