SALE REVIEW: 1991 TOYOTA Hiace Super GL 4wd Van by VANLIFE NORTHWEST скачать в хорошем качестве

SALE REVIEW: 1991 TOYOTA Hiace Super GL 4wd Van by VANLIFE NORTHWEST

Here's a quick walk around of the 1991 TOYOTA Hiace 4wd Super GL Van recently customized and sold by VANLIFE NORTHWEST, in Portland, Oregon. Interested in purchasing an adventure mobile like this? Visit http://www.vanlifenorthwest.com ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Nearly identical to my personal van, this HiAce Super GL is built on the LH119 chassis, providing an extended wheelbase and cargo capacity over the slightly shorter Hiace Super Custom. The rear leaf springs boost the load rating to 1000kg (2200 lbs). The van is powered by Toyota's bulletproof 3L model 2.8 liter naturally aspirated diesel, with 5-speed manual transmission and hi/lo range 4wd. With our custom suspension lift work, full maintenance update, and new all-terrain tires, this 4wd adventure mobile is ready to tackle all manner of road ahead of it. Much love went into making this van 'road-trip-ready'. Consistent with all the vans we sell, she has received a full timing belt job and maintenance update: new timing belt, new idler and tensioner pulleys, new camshaft and crankshaft seal, new water pump, new thermostat, new radiator cap, coolant flush, transmission fluid, fresh motor oil and filter, all new drive belts, new fuel filter, new air filter, fresh differential oil, and fresh transmission oil. On top of all that, she has brand new all-terrain tires and a modest suspension lift. We also installed a brand new battery, repacked the front wheel bearings, set the steering alignment, and had the van fully detailed inside and out. Many other smaller repairs and upgrades were made during the inspection and testing process.All systems are functional, and the rig is ready to drive cross county right now. A large part of what you gain when purchasing from Vanlife Northwest is our knowledge base and experience throughout the life of your vehicle. I can confidently say no one in the US has more hands-on experience with these vehicles, and solutions for problems gleaned only from that first hand experience. This van is RHD ( right hand drive ) but is very easy to get used to. Although the steering wheel is on the right side, the control pedals are oriented the same as a standard domestic vehicle ( gas pedal on the right, brake in the middle, clutch to the left ) so your reflexive driving skills are preserved. This is a JDM import, similar to the domestic Toyota 4x4 vans from 1986, 1987, 1988, and 1989, or like a Town Ace, Master Ace, LiteAce, or Mitsubishi Delica. You VW Volkswagen Syncro Vanagon and Westfalia camper guys would digg this thing as well.