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FOR SALE: Custom 2013 Phoenix PULSE Truck Camper and 2006 Toyota Tundra TRD

We are selling our beloved home on the road! We spent a year and a half traveling from Venice Beach, California to southern Costa Rica and back. Now it's your turn! This rig is perfectly suited for both long weekends and extended overlanding adventures. Ready to hit the road TOMORROW.

THE TRUCK: 2006 Toyota Tundra 4.7L V8 TRD Limited
We love our Tundra! She got us everywhere we wanted to go, with no problems, from the most remote Costa Rican beaches to the worst mountain roads of Guatemala.

Our roadtrip will sadly be coming to an end in June. For sale will be our low kms 2008 Toyota 4 Runner 4x4 AUTO SR5 with the 4.0 engine. It´s Chile registered. I paid a good amount to buy it from Portillo Toyota - the main one in Santiago. It had 119,500 kms when i bought it. It will have about 150,000kms (94,000miles) by when we sell it in June.

Hello travellers!

We, a German couple, are looking for new travel mates for our 4Runner. He has been a great, comfy and reliable host during our wonderful 4-month roadtrip through Argentina/Chile. The Car has a robust chassis, a strong and reliable drivetrain, a comfy bed and lots of space for a kitchen and all our camping gear and travel stuff. Besides fixing one flat tire, he has never let us down!

Nomadizens;

[email protected]

For Sale: Our '97 Toyota 4Runner [4x4], Sweetcakes. [name non-negotiable. "Not Really". - Ike. "Really." - Bethany]

When: 31-Jul-15 [ish]

Where: Buenos Aires [flexible]

Price: $8000 [or best offer; all serious inquires considered :)]

*Updated: previously posted in Chile but for logistical reasons the van will be stored in Buenos Aires and available around February 10th.

I have a 1987 Toyota Van 4WD for sale in BA. The rear passenger compartment has been converted with a storage box that doubles as a sleeping platform for two people. This is a basic setup built with surfing and camping in mind. This is a reliable, functional van without the frills.

Engine: 4 cylinder 4 cycle gasoline (approximately 16mpg) with 225,000 km

For Sale: 2006 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x2

Exterior: Metallic Gray

Interior: Gray Leather 

163,600km

4.0 V6

Brand New Bridgestone Dueler H/T tires - Only 200km on them

Spare tire

New front brakes 

New air filter

Total vehicle inspection and all service performed by Toyota (Documentation available)

Seats 7 passengers, with removable third row

Hi,

I have a 1987 Toyota Van 4x4 in Chile that I would like to sell to another foreigner. The van has 135k miles (217k Km) and is good condition. Please PM me if interested, I can send pictures with details.

Includes: cooking system, Optima dual battery system, outdoor shower, custom storage that doubles as bed for 2 people, mechanic tool set, and roof rack for boards and gear.

Thanks for reading,

Dave

I'm an American who is arriving to South America from Europe in early January to explore the continent.  I'm looking to purchase a reliable and well cared for Toyota 4Runner with 4WD.  A US registered 4Runner would be ideal, but is not a firm requirement.  

Camping gear is not necessary, as I have my own.  But, I am willing to consider any items that would be useful and/or essential for my journey.

In February 2015 we, a Dutch couple, are going to sell our amazing 4WD Toyota 4Runner in Argentina (Buenos Aires). We bought the car (registered in Canada) from the Canadian owner, who prepared the car especially for the tough roads in South America. The car is lifted and bigger kevlar tires are attached to create a high ground clearance. We can you provide you with all the necessary camping equipment. It’s a perfect vehicle for a South American trip. Since it’s a common vehicle in these countries, spare parts are available everywhere. We have been driven everywhere without any problems.

We're nine months into a trip from the US to Ushuaia, driving a 2010 Toyota RAV4 limited, 4cyl, AWD.  Currently in Santiago, Chile, we have criss-crossed the Andes all the way down, not shying away from difficult terrain. We spent a lot of time in northern Peru and Bolivia on marginal dirt/rock roads, and some time in Bolivia completely offroad. If you are just surfing your way down the coast, this post probably isn't applicable to you. Also, if you're planning on sitcking largely to paved roads, you can probably skip it as well.