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hey i know its not a skyline but thinking about selling my hiace as i never drive it anymore, and need some funds for my 32.. its a 1992 toyota hiace long wheel base, paneled sides except sliding door has window. great on fuel, recently had exhaust all fixed. runs great, had respray not long ago by previous owner.. Chrome grill and headlight surrounds.

has ford territory wheels and isotta steering wheel with boss kit. also has fusion amp with soundstream speakers.. now has standard tail lights tinted black. bout 255 000ks on the clock...

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Condition: mostly good, needs new front bumper as someone road raged me. seen bumpers brand new on ebay for $130

Price: $6000 ono

Location: ADELAIDE SA down south...

Contact: PM me

Cheers,

Corey

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