Built 3rd Gen 4Runner Super Rare 5sp/eLocker/Autumn Blaze

I have spent the last few months building up this 4Runner. I had high hopes of doing some off roading with the family but I honestly enjoyed it more for the cathartic wrench time it provided. This was a super fun project, but I have to opportunity to buy a “dream” car of mine and I need a place to park it. I am about 24k into it, so selling it at a big loss.

1999 Toyota 4Runner 3.4 5 speed manual with eLocker rear. It’s also Autumn Blaze which is an incredibly rare color (only made in 1999). Between the color, 5sp/eLocker combo, and the fact that this 4Runner spent its entire life in New Mexico and has ZERO rust makes it a true unicorn.

Selling at a significant loss to move it quickly. I can sell it as-is or take off some of the upgrades as needed.

- Dobinsons 2.5 inch lift
- 4xinnovations front and rear bumper with swing out (not shown in pictures) not painted yet but have a power costing appointment set for next week
- 5 SCS F5 wheels with brand new BFG 285/75r16 K02
- SPC upper control arms
- fresh outer tie rods
- Sherpa Matterhorn roof rack
- Tundra Brakes with all new hardlines, calipers, rotors, and extended brake lines
- dynamat interior insulation
- timing belt, WP, LBJ, all new fluids
- not installed yet, 4xinnovations sliders and skids
- much more.

I’ll never be able to replace this thing. I hate getting rid of it, but I am excited for whoever buys it to use it as it was intended to be used. It’s never been off-road. Accident free and always serviced.

currently located in Indianapolis. It’s been here for 2 months (no winters). Asking 18k for everything. I could remove bumpers or not include sliders/skids. Could do stock wheels and keep the SCS wheels. I’m willing to work out a deal by removing parts etc.

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Decided to keep it

 

You still got this thing? Any interest in selling now?

 

A large amount of work to get all the DYNAMAT in there.. Nice work for a quieter cab though!

 

Very cool, but this needs more pics of the finished product!