42.5 years is a long run for any vehicle model, and Toyota has offered its 4Runner since the fall of 1983 for the 1984 model year. I barely remember 42.5 days ago, let alone what I was doing 42.5 years ago. This 1990 Toyota 4Runner SR5 looks fantastic overall, what a time capsule. The seller has it listed here on eBay in Parker, Colorado; there is no reserve, and the current bid is $4,650.
No Reserve, one owner, in almost perfect condition other than a dent and scrape on the Silver Metallic right front fender, a high trim level, and a 5-speed manual? This is the one to have. With four days left on the auction, I wonder what this 4Runner will sell for. Whatever it is, it’ll likely be a good deal for the buyer. Here’s a 1990 4Runner brochure to check out.
Here’s a very nice photo taken through the sunroof. Nice job, seller! You can see the somewhat unusual 5-speed manual in this photo, and that gives this 4Runner an extra zing, as does it being an SR5 trim level. The second-generation 4Runner was made from 1989 for the 1990 model year until August of 1995, and most were four-door models as seen here. It’s rare to see a two-door 4Runner, but buyers could get a second-gen two-door 4Runner until 1993. The interior appears to be in outstanding condition. Please check out the photos to see how nice this rig looks.
The seller includes many photos showing the rear seating configuration, and others showing the bottoms of the doors to indicate just how nice and solid this 4Runner appears to be. The rear cargo area should be big enough for all sorts of camping gear, which is what the 4Runner was made for. Well, not just for camping, but outdoor activities, in general, as well as just being a regular daily driver for all types of weather. The underside appears solid and clean, in case you were wondering.
This example has Toyota’s “big” engine for this model, the 3VZ-E, a 3.0-liter SOHC V6 with 150 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque. It’s sent through a 2-speed transfer case and a 5-speed manual to all four wheels as needed. The seller says it’s a one-owner vehicle, has no accident history (other than the RF fender scrape), and everything works as it should. They provided a YouTube video here as well. How much would you pay for this 4Runner?
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