Toyota Motorhome

Anyone on here have one? I am looking into getting one and would like to hear from someone who knows.

And the cool 4x4 model, not sure if these are factory or dropped on a 4x4 chassis.

 

Bumpity bump bump!

 

You could try here
http://toyotamotorhome.org/forums/index.php

It seems like a lot of vessel for such a small engine. Most I've seen still have the original 22re. If you live where it's flat it shouldn't be a problem though.

 

there is a guy building a chinook in the gen 2 section

 

This one looks like it has a lot of potential and only asking $9,500.

https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/d/2001-toyota-tacoma-reclaimed/6490572264.html

 

I agree, noodle frame, tiny engine but I love them!! But they do have 6lug lol

Link?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/my-2013-tacoma-access-cab-chinook-build-in-progress.512994/

 

That is awesome!

 

I am thinking about getting one too. Going to go with a 3.0 powered one and do a 3.4 swap and solid axle swap.

88+ came stock with the full float 1 ton axles, the earlier ones were supposed to come in to be retro fitted to the full float, but many owners didnt.

Escapes, gulfstreams have alum frame so wood rot is likely not stuctual.

Most year Odysseys have a 6'3" ceiling.

Sunraders are all fiberglass, but are smaller and can have sagging roofs due to AC units.

 

I'm just gonna leave this here. https://www.jdmcarandmotorcycle.com/mobile/mdetails.aspx?vid=14944629

 

i hate anything that looks like a van... typically a pita to get to anything on top of the motor

 

It's base off the hiace van.

 

a spark plug change looks fun http://www.garagetunerautomotive.com/2010/11/accessing-spark-plugs-in-previa/

 

The trade-off from the difficulty of changing spark plugs is that it comes with automatic feet warmers and maybe seat warmers too on a very long journey.

 

You have done some research, I did not know about the different structures. I guess that has alot to do with the resale values.