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1991 Toyota 4runner 4x4 Project/parts on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:5000
Location:

Covington, Louisiana, United States

Covington, Louisiana, United States
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This was a project car for my son but he has lost interest and I don't care to finish it (too many other projects to do). The engine and transmission came out of another 4Runner that I owned but was hit in the rear and not worth repairing, I purchased this vehicle with a bad transmission and replaced it with the newly remanufactured engine and transmission from my other 4Runner. The wiring harness needs to be completed or replaced depending upon your skills. Grey cloth interior is clean and in very decent condition for it's age, new windshield, good tires and spare, drive shaft disconnected at rear axle for towing, air-conditioning was running well before accident in donor vehicle, (the engine/transmission were not damaged in accident from donor vehicle), spare front fender in vehicle, all parts are present. This vehicle would make a great 4X4 project for someone of parts for another vehicle, the remanufactured engine cost me $2k and had less than 5k miles on it prior to engine/transmission swap. Paint is poor but no body damage. 

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