Our 91 Toyota Hiace pickup finished its jurney. Finaly home.

[@cryoine7194]

here is a little fun fact about those wheels, some of these come with dualies in the rear and they carry no spare tyre for the back lol since u have 4 of them, we have tons of these in jamaica (the bus version) they will run forever with rudimentary maintenance. you probably figured this out already but your ac controls are right beside your instrument cluster it should be the first lever with the blue above your fan control

[@cawalshx2]

Thanks for the info. There aint much on these trucks on the facts.

[@dhruvadrhu3991]

in middle east we use these as a workhorse and minimal maintenance , in the summer where its 50c + (some days 56 c) which is 122f these still run no issue and in the winter where it reaches below 0 in january still run first try .

[@cawalshx2]

Wow, thats HOT. I was in trafic at 95f and a bit worried but never got close to overheating. 18f is the coldist and started lickity split and had good heat. They are awesome truchs for shore. Happy Day.

[@minitrucks]

Hi Chris, so glad you’re happy with the Toyota Hi-Ace 4x4 diesel!! Thanks for your business and for being so patient:)

[@cawalshx2]

You folks are the best. Ill be back. Next Im thinkin of a mini van. Its in the dream box. HAPPY DAY THanks so much.

[@Jameshowlett-kp1xv]

Awe that's tender...😊

[@robertevans8503]

hello ca, i purchased a 90 liteace from tony this year and i really love it. no a/c in mine but i dont use it much anyway.

[@cawalshx2]

I love my Hiace. Its awesome in the mtns. the view from the cab is great. I dont do ac eather.. Enjoy bein on the right side.

[@ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣΠΕΦΑΝΗΣ]

you bought an excellent truck 👋👋👋

[@cawalshx2]

Its been awesome so far. Thanks.

[@dallasyule3557]

The knob below the hvac controls is the High idle. You either pull on it or twist it to idle it up

[@cawalshx2]

Thanks, Figured it out a bit back.

[@mikewoodbury7248]

That thing is awesome! Congratulations my friend!

[@cawalshx2]

I think my Sambar will fit in the back. The beds way bigger than I thought.

[@phineasNBJ]

Two big reasons for smaller rear tires are easy (un)loading and cornering stability by the low center of gravity.

[@cawalshx2]

Thanks. Im thinkin about swapin gears in the rear to match the front for same size tires. The rear axel has no clearance for offroad or deep snow.

[@AOTechWorx]

Its has a smaller tire in the rear to lower the cargo bed. For easier loading and unloading. There are low en high bed. Some models have front and rear same size tire. This one was design to have small rear wheels so you can not just put bigger wheels because of the part time 4wd system. It does not have center differentieel.

[@cawalshx2]

All done. Regeared with 15s front and rear. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4rapmSvbpWKa9U

[@nicholasdoucette9240]

I can’t wait to see what you do with this not so mini locomotive,

[@cawalshx2]

Me TOO

[@brentmaarmanseverydayrando4121]

In south africa we run them for 2 million kilometres .. strong as can be .. we call them toyota dyna lorrie

[@cawalshx2]

I got a whole lifetime to put on that many km. I do love the truck for shore. The lorries in south Africa a Dyna or a Hiace. Dyna is 1 size up from Hiace. Someday I want to get a Dyna camper. Happy Day

[@AdolfAdolfovich1375]

🇯🇵👍🎥

[@ducati135]

What was your budget, if you don’t mind. I’ve been looking at these through Mayberry as well but they go so fast.

[@cawalshx2]

My limit was 18,000.00 I love this truck. It drives like it just came out of the box. Mayberry Mini Trucks is the way to go. No worries.

[@AdolfAdolfovich1375]

Previously, cars were made by engineers. Therefore, these cars are still famous for their reliability and unpretentiousness.

[@cawalshx2]

I wonder what eneineers where thinkin with the lazer beam headlights. And too many sensless sensors. Bring back the basics.