1992 Toyota 4Runner

The second generation 4Runner is the one that turned this truck into a proper family SUV. Toyota replaced the fiberglass shell of the original with a full steel body, added four doors, and gave it the kind of interior that people actually wanted to spend time in. The 1992 model year holds a specific distinction within that generation because it was the year Toyota dropped the two-door body from the US market entirely, making the four-door the only option going forward. It also received an updated front end with cleaner modular headlamps that gave it the look most people associate with this generation. This one is finished in Garnet Pearl with a white stripe down the side and 15 inch silver wheels, and it looks exactly the way a classic 4Runner should. Under the hood is the 3.0 liter V6 backed by a four-speed automatic. High and low range four-wheel drive is on tap whenever the road gets rough, and the transfer case shifts exactly the way a truck like this should. With just over 81,000 miles on the clock this is a lightly used truck for a vehicle this age, and it shows. Inside, the grey cloth interior is clean and well preserved with front bucket seats, a center console, and a rear bench that folds flat for cargo. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, air conditioning, rear heat, cruise control, and a power rear window are all present and working. A Pioneer stereo sits in the dash, and the original jack is still stored under the rear seat where it has always lived, which tells you a lot about how this truck has been cared for. The 4Runner has now been in continuous production for over 40 years without a single year off, which is a record almost no other vehicle can claim. Clean second generation examples like this one have been quietly climbing in value as buyers recognize that low-mileage survivors in this kind of condition are not something you stumble across every day. 81,000 miles, original interior, four-wheel drive, and wearing it all well. Please call or email us today for more information.