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imported prado

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imported prado

Post by Cyrel »

Hi all i'm loking at an imported prado 3l diesel just wondering if any one has inf on these rigs.
They dont look bad with the solid axles and what looks like a land cruiser size trany.
its set on coils so would have heaps of potential for flex.
also wondering what would be a reasonable $$$$$ I think its 93 or 94.
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Re: imported prado

Post by bj on roids »

Cyrel wrote: its set on coils so would have heaps of potential for flex.
Do a bit more research is my advice.
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Post by Cyrel »

Also is this just a 4 door Bundy

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Re: imported prado

Post by dogbreath_48 »

Yep, just a 4 door bundy. This means hilix-sized/strength drivetrain, compromised suspension, some unique/hard to find parts
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