How rare is the 4runner 5 speed with E-locker?
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How rare is the 4runner 5 speed with E-locker?
I've been searching eBay, the classifieds, Autotrader, and dealerships but can't seem to find any. Just how rare are they? I'm almost ready to give up.
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When I bought my truck, Autoland here in NJ hand about 15-20 3rd gens total, it was in '03 when the 4th gens first came out, so everyone wanted the new one I guess. There was one 5 speed e-locked 4x4 on the lot there, but it was a 4 banger. I opted for the newest one, the '01 sport, cause at the time I just wanted a raised hood with under 50k miles. Big mistake. I have seen a few for sale but for some reason it is almost always with a 4 cylinder. A little tougher to find than the auto, but still not bad, I have never seen one with a v6 though,
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Here's the breakdown: when Toyota N.A. stopped importing manuals at the end of the 2000 model year, they made up only 10% of total 4Runner sales in the U.S., and 50% of those were in Colorado. Figure in how many actually came with the locker and then do the math. 2.7 or 3.4, they were still pretty rare.
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I didnt even waste the time trying to find a e-locked 5-spd, they are almost non-existant. Notice I said ALMOST, I know there are ones out there, they are just very rare. Since I have the knowledge and tools to swap one in, I didnt waste the time. I found the rig I wanted, regardless of locker, and ran with it.
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Yeah, finding a 96 SR5 4x stick from CA was good for me, worrying about the rest later.....knowing it didn't spend the first 9 years of it's life in the rust belt-and it was the cheapest one around here without beaucoup miles....priceless.
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Originally Posted by rwmorrisonjr
Here's the breakdown: when Toyota N.A. stopped importing manuals at the end of the 2000 model year, they made up only 10% of total 4Runner sales in the U.S., and 50% of those were in Colorado. Figure in how many actually came with the locker and then do the math. 2.7 or 3.4, they were still pretty rare.
Black 2000 5-speed V6 in Colorado
White 2000 5-speed supercharged in Utah
Blue 1999 5-speed e-locker in Colorado
Millenium silver 2000 5-speed e-locker in California
Black 2000 5-speed in Missouri
Green 2000 5-speed in Colorado
Black 1999 5-speed elocker in Wisconsin
Sunfire red 2000 5-speed in Colorado
Green 1999 5-speed in California
Millenium silver 2000 5-speed in Utah
You get the idea...they're out there.
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Originally Posted by habanero
Yeah, finding a 96 SR5 4x stick from CA was good for me, worrying about the rest later.....knowing it didn't spend the first 9 years of it's life in the rust belt-and it was the cheapest one around here without beaucoup miles....priceless.
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Thanks, I forget where I found it though. Darn, LOL