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4WD Campervan: 1993 Toyota HiAce

As I’ve mentioned on these pages before, one of my other lingering projects is a 1981 Toyota HiAce, a model never sold in the U.S. My generation predates the ones that are appearing for sale left and right, as… more»

Flatline Flatbed: 1967 Toyota Stout 1900

Toyota made some fairly tough trucks, believe it or not. Most folks just think of the ones that they either had, saw, or heard stories of rusting away before their eyes. This 1967 Toyota Stout 1900 is reportedly in good… more»

Rare Notchback: 1985 Toyota Celica GT

The notchback body is a curious thing, as we tend to get excited when we spot them, whether attached to a Mustang or a Celica, like this 1985 model. Typically, these vehicles are available as a hatchback and sold… more»

California Corona: 1972 Toyota Corona Mark II

Toyota had a misstep or two when they tried to break into the U.S. market by bringing over a woefully-underpowered car. With under 600 sales a year in 1961, they concentrated on their Land Cruiser until 1964. The car… more»

10 Years Parked: 1984 Toyota Supra

This second generation Toyota Supra has been sitting for ten years following a fuel pump failure. The seller politely apologizes for not washing the car before taking pictures, and the distinct mud line on the tires indicates the Supra… more»

Rare Liftback: 1983 Toyota Corolla

While Corollas of this generation are rare in any form, we hardly ever see the liftback body design like this silver 1983 example listed for $2,750 in Arizona. These cars represent an era of Toyota engineering practically lost to… more»

51k Original Miles: 1975 Toyota Celica GT

This Celica GT is a survivor car that has spent its life in New Mexico. It still wears its original paint and is ready for the new owner to drive and enjoy immediately. If you have a love of… more»

Durable Survivor: 1988 Toyota 4Runner

With only 83,800 miles on the clock, this 1988 Toyota 4Runner should have many miles left to give before it finally reaches its use-by date. It is in quite nice condition, and you will find it listed for sale… more»

One Owner and No Reserve: 1979 Toyota Celica

Finding a one-owner vehicle is what a lot of us think about when we’re surfing the internet late at night, and sometimes we get into trouble by buying those vehicles without telling (or, asking) our spouses or significant others…. more»

One of 77: 1988 Toyota Celica Alltrac “IMSA” Edition

If money were no object, I would build a collection of homologation specials like the 1988 Toyota Celica Alltrac Turbo. The competition-grade version was built to compete in the World Rally Championship, and per the rules of the WRC,… more»

Vintage ‘Yota Trio: Toyota Stout Package

This listing on eBay is for a collection of three Toyota Stout pickups in varying grades of condition. The white truck shown here is the best of the bunch, as it runs and drives but is in need of… more»

$1,400 Winter Beater: 1983 Toyota Tercel SR5 4WD

Since I just lost my beloved 1997 Subaru Outback due to rust a few days ago, after buying it new and driving it for 359,400 miles, I’m on the lookout for another winter car. A lot of folks here… more»

Unmodified FJ60: 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser

The more you explore this 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser, the better it gets. The FJ60 has been with the original owner until just recently, with a paper trail that confirms it as a one-owner vehicle. All records since new… more»

I Want! 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser Pickup

We recently covered a group of four Land Cruiser projects, but they were all the closed version. This pickup-style FJ45L seems a little more rare around here and is also in better shape. After being stored since the 1980s… more»

One Owner 1991 Toyota 4Runner

Older model 4Runners are near and dear to the hearts of many Toyota buffs largely because they were built on the same platform as the Hilux/Pick-up and, of course, because of the legendary reliability of the 22R motor.  In… more»

Sitting for Years: 1972 Toyota Corona Mark II

Toyota entered the American car market in 1957 with its Crown model. To a large extent, these early cars were treated as something of a novelty, but it didn’t take the world very long to realize that Toyota was… more»

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