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What year did the 4Runners get 4doors?

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What year did the 4Runners get 4doors?

Post by smac »

Hiya,

just lookin through the tradingpost and there are a couple of 4Runners for sale at a decent price which has sparked my interest.

Im wondering what year did they get the 4 Doors?

What are the motors like on the 80s early 90s models like? (i would love a diesel)

Also, are all the Hilux wagons called 4Runners?

thanks,
Shem
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Post by STUMPY »

1989 went to 4 door
some other hilux based wagons are called surf's
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Post by smac »

STUMPY wrote:1989 went to 4 door
some other hilux based wagons are called surf's

oh yeah, besides the surfs :D

How thirsty are the 3.0V6 motors?

Did any of the 4doors have Solid front axle? or are all the 4door wagons IFS??
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Post by 80UTE »

No solid front axles in the 4 door 4runner all the 4runners that shape are IFS.

Wally
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Post by smac »

bugger
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Post by nos »

But remember... IFS is great for cruising between Sydney and Adelaide mate ! (worked for me)

SAS conversion will cost you way too much. Let me know when you're up for a cruise - wouldn't mind you transporting a cargo barrier for me too. ;)

:cool: cheers, sam.
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Post by De-lux »

nos wrote:But remember... IFS is great for cruising between Sydney and Adelaide mate ! (worked for me)

SAS conversion will cost you way too much. Let me know when you're up for a cruise - wouldn't mind you transporting a cargo barrier for me too. ;)

:cool: cheers, sam.



just curious... how much is this operation, anyway?
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Post by smac »

nos wrote:But remember... IFS is great for cruising between Sydney and Adelaide mate ! (worked for me)

SAS conversion will cost you way too much. Let me know when you're up for a cruise - wouldn't mind you transporting a cargo barrier for me too. ;)

:cool: cheers, sam.

yeah no worries mate - ive sent ya an email to that affect, re a meetup sometime (probably not in your time frame though)
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