Scrapped?! 1994 Toyota T100 4x4 5speed!

New victim rolled in today, an they DROVE this truck to us! In THIS CONDITION! This poor truck has been rode hard and put up wet, but shes still kicking somehow! So what do we do with it ? New field truck? Part it out ? Personally, I think its a perfect field truck. 4x4 seems to work fine, trans feels terrible and the ride is comparable to a horse and buggy. But in true Toyota fashion its still kicking hard! So thanks for watching, and we will catch you in the next one.

[@Snailmailtrucker]

I just bought a 1993 3.0 liter T100 5 speed 4wd.191,000 miles for $700.00 ...Body and Interior is perfect shape...The Clutch Bracket under the dash was cracked in 3 places and the Clutch Slave cylinder had a bolt stripped out. Radiator was shot..I put about $400.00 into repairs and now she runs Great ! It had a bulge in the R front tire and wobbled like a bitch...$300.00 for new tires fixed all of that ! Couldn't be happier with this little gem !

[@andrek9230]

You stole that

[@phaeton66]

A wounded soldier that just won't give up - very low miles for the year but boy, they must have been tough miles for a Toyota to end up like this. You guys in The States have a much better understanding of how many miles a car is truly capable of - here in England many people are frightened of high mileage and trade their cars in at 60,000 miles for fear of mechanical issues. My 16 year old Rover 75 has just 77,000 miles so hopefully has years of life left in it yet - not that you're ever likely to see one of those in your yard as they were never exported to the US. Very much enjoy watching your videos Jay! 👍

[@cpufreak101]

Adrian Werner wow only 66K!? Here only rich people would consider that high, and these are the people that only lease so as to get a new car every 2 years :P then on the opposite end of the spectrum you have people getting their cars up to 300K miles and scrapping them when they either wreck, have the engine finally give out, or have some other major failure. I do think something that helps us keep our cars on the road longer though is quite a few states don't do inspections, so there's no such thing as a problem that would make your car fail. But even in states with inspections (like mine, NY) you still see cars with 200K+ all the time, heck I once drove a 2003 Passat with 500K miles on it. 500K!!!

[@phaeton66]

Justin Noker 500k that is incredible! I've never seen a car on this side of the pond with even half that. Interesting that some states do not have inspections over there, something I certainly wasn't aware of and as you rightly say, would go some way to explaining the number of high mileage cars still on the road (even if many perhaps ought not to be...😄!) When a car reaches its third birthday in the UK it must undergo a Ministry of Transport test for road worthiness and is then subject to the same test annually until it is either taken off the road or scrapped. Thanks for replying Justin!

[@cpufreak101]

Adrian Werner wow, the UK definitely seems quite tough, here I've seen car's from Ohio (such a state with no inspections) which was an old Astro van, had no exhaust, no windows except for the windshield. You could see the seats flopping around as if they were unbolted every time it hit a bump. There were no seat belts, the thing was also completely rotted away with rust, and it was blowing out smoke. Oh and the dude was doing 80 on I-90 in it. EDIT: to note though, states like mine (NY) do have similar tests. Just I'm sure the things tested aren't the same

[@lieutenantdan417]

77k isnt even broken in. I drove my first car over 200k

[@MechRider89]

The frame alone's worth keeping, toyota uses a enclosed steel frame which like to hold moisture and rot out, off road guys would kill for the frame.

[@mjmcomputers]

Almost unbelievable it only has 170k. Looks double that, rough life for sure.

[@lorenzo_br5803]

Perhaps the odo rooled over?

[@torythefanman]

Poor things had a really hard life.

[@wetlettuce4768]

That's what a 23 year old work truck should look like somebody surely put it to good use throughout the years.

[@Auszie]

No. You don't do this to a pre-1998 Toyota. Absolute undeserving morons do and ought to be dragged out back...

[@wiifire8826]

Oh hey what are doing here lol

[@andrek9230]

It was never alive

[@schark30]

hell fix the clutch peddle weld back in place ,put some bucket seats in it from a grand am or some thing , throw some chains on all 4 tires and that thing would be a tank around the yard in the snow

[@falgianijoe]

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[@ramblerclassicman221]

I agree. These trucks are damn near indestructible. The motors still probly good, so a new clutch and some tlc would make this old girl great again.

[@rutter1ify]

STEVE JONES how's about no!!😁

[@jwarehouse1]

Worth fixing the clutch pedal, and you will have an awesome yard truck for the next 10 years!

[@rustybrowneye]

I had to pause the video a couple times. I had to stop and stare and appreciate just how fucked up that green super duty is

[@MXguy95]

fuzzy wuzzy they've been beating on that truck for some years now. It always looked bad , but the add a few new dents weekly.

[@Buffalobills-fh2be]

Built ford tough

[@millerkiller6496]

My great uncle had a Buick Lesabre. He took super good care of it. It got handed down to my sister and she abused it. She would leave trash inside it. She never really changed the oil. She didn't really check the engine. She treated it so poorly she managed to kill the engine. But the rest of the car is in great shape, almost like new. The engine was going to die, but it wouldn't have. This car was also built in 1994.

[@MXguy95]

Its a shame when people dont take care of what they have. It happens far more often then Id like. But at the end of the day, to each their own, and ill make sure my stuff is taken care of

[@selmahidayat8377]

What an idiot...

[@nerfelites5942]

I have this truck and runs good after my second belt change in 2018

[@williamborgerjr6447]

I work for a Toyota dealer and our parts trucks drivetrains have 350,000 plus miles on them and are on the road to this day!!!

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

Ya just don't scrap these. Unless they've been used in a mine and are rusted out they've always got a use for someone. That Ford looks like it's been used for mine work or something similar

[@benchattin]

Poor thing. At 170K it's just a baby, even with the 3.0. I'd say fix what you can and use it as a field truck as it's probably not seeing the road again. Also, that green Ford at the beginning is beat to shit!

[@MXguy95]

Thats whats happening! And yea they have been beating on that ford for a few years now... Shes ragged out, but still running

[@m7machines738]

True bro that ford is beat to shit

[@m7machines738]

Jay is it a 7.3 or a 6.blow

[@petermulvahill210]

Hey Jay,your videos are great . I'm a Scotty Kilmer fan,but now your my favourite. Love the accent buddy.Sincerly,Peter from Australia. 🙂

[@Korium84]

That's a damn shame.

[@ramblerclassicman221]

I just bought a 1993 T100 with 406,000 miles. It blew a head gasket, I think... great work truck!

[@jakemarlow8998]

I had that exact same vehicle and color but it was a '93 SR5. It was the first year of production. They didn't sell well and Toyota needed to get rid of inventory. In December 1993, Toyota offered a $6,000 incentive which brought the price down from $22K MSRP to $16K. I only had it for about a year because it was nearly totaled during a surf trip to Baja, Mexico. I loved that truck, even though it only had the 3.0 V6 and no extracab.

[@gosportjamie]

Yet more proof that you can't kill a Toyota pickup. I've seen that clutch problem a few times on Hiluxs, it's usually a pretty easy welding job to fix it up and reinforce it, but I really doubt it's worth it on that one. I'm not too sure that engine has a lot of life left in it, on the video it sounded rather like bearing rattle in the little ends which can happen with these V6s if they run low on oil or they go too long between oil changes. It's a damn shame as if it had had a little more care that would still have a decent amount of life in it...

[@MXguy95]

I beat on it all day today and shes running just as good as before. Trans is hard to get in gear, rear end is whining, and those tires are bald. BUT she climbed every hill I aimed her at.

[@careylalor9902]

Save it! Great trucks

[@Youngthunder7]

carey lalor it’s too messed up imo

[@kushforthought-8749]

Made me feel much better about the synchro's on my Pontiac, poor truck.

[@williambrown319]

Pull the motor trans and running gear and put it in a better body from around the yard.

[@MXguy95]

The other truck body we have uses a 3400... you think it will swap ?

[@williambrown319]

Most likely. May require minimum fabrication, but most likely will.

[@codykamminga9667]

It may first need a new clutch

[@retro_88yota]

I would not bother swapping a 3.0 into a 3.4 truck the 3.4 is far superior to the crap 3.0 v6. the 3.0s love to blow head gaskets.

[@bombadilian]

These older Hiluxes and similar have all but disappeared from UK roads now because there's a huge market for them in Africa, regardless of condition. I'm guessing the road inspections over there are far less stringent than they are in the UK, if indeed they even have them at all. Stuff like this would be a perfect candidate, it'd be good for another ten years after export I bet!

[@danehansen1032]

When ever I get back after driving my s10 blazer 2.8 five speed, I watch this video and thank god for what I have

[@joshmoore8049]

That poor truck.

[@heinzkitzvelvet]

This is a damn shame. Just breaks my heart. My T100 has over 300k on the clock and it's in DAMN good shape. Couple vids of it on my channel. But this poor old truck....

[@gavinkeddie8540]

Looks like the only thing worth salvaging is the rear bumper and tailgate !

[@ramblerclassicman221]

Poor truck! Toyota’s are amazing, though. Best cars around... thanks for keeping it alive!

[@jimmyjimjims7483]

"Wake up Andrew" written in sharpie across the dash lol

[@pibbanon1987]

It says "I love you, Andrew!" Next to it.

[@WizardMower]

The clutch switch seems to still be good.

[@OnefastAZfarmtruck]

Fix the clutch pedal and make it a farm truck!! I sure could use one

[@barryphillips7327]

With a little work a good reliable ute for someone, Hi lux,s do not die they seem to go forever!

[@Leo-lr4eq]

Sad. Especially since it's a manual with 4wd!

[@MXguy95]

And a long bed! She was a hard worker back in her day

[@richardbarry220]

Engines worth $1,000 alone

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

Body is trash and interior is trash but yet it still runs. Gotta love your toyota's.

[@MXguy95]

Rain, Sleet, Shine or snow, I always know my Toyota Will GO!

[@cinrambrad]

Thanks for making so many great videos. I like them all, vlogs and car videos.

[@MXguy95]

And we thank you for watching!

[@robsrandomness7824]

Shut it off when you put it in gear. Goes in much easier. And you can probably get by with just 2nd gear.

[@alextran8188]

Use it as a work truck around the scrap yard!

[@jamesreed5362]

I have same truck only 50k miles sr5 green. 90 year old man did not drive it for 8 years.he was original owner.

[@Shyzah]

Do you know if some of these cars ppl scrap are stolen or not? I heard scrap yards dont care or dont ask

[@meganpaull6140]

Aww poor little red truck or as we call them in Australia Ute I hope it gets fixed up a bit

[@roccoseals7753]

I had one sweet trucks, use it around the place as a work truck

[@MXguy95]

I have been !

[@1marcelfilms]

i love those kind of trucks and cars.

[@SirTime10]

Those old T100s are great trucks, sad to see this one end up in that condition.

[@MXguy95]

I dont think shes done just yet

[@777jones]

Toyota T100 was designed to real Japanese standards. Maybe the highest quality pickup ever.

[@rudolphguarnacci197]

777jones I still have mine. Just changed the original clutch (1995 v6 3400) with 219000+ miles all new York City driving.

[@davinp]

It's interesting you've not gotten any Toyota Tercels. The Tercel was a small 2-door & 4-door car that Toyota made in the '80s and '90s. You shown Corolla's and Camry's but not Tercel's

[@jg7041]

Davin Peterson I have 2 1995’s one auto, one manual. They are pretty hard to find now. Damn good cars. Great on gas

[@MXguy95]

We've only had one or two Tercel come in here before. Most of them around here are well taken care of. Plus they're tough little cars, people would rather sink a couple hundred bucks in them to keep them on the road then go buy a new car. Because nobody makes a plan basic car like that anymore.

[@cpufreak101]

Closest I've ever seen to them in person was a '96 Paseo (the 2 door coupe based on the Tercel) that was for sale. Was manual and going for rather cheap. I wish we got that over the absolute fucking piece of garbage 2002 Taurus we got over it

[@1996FordBronco]

All that and it started right up gotta love Toyota’s

[@777warhero]

looks beat to shit but still runs. Toyota man

[@schon2395]

Same with that Ford pulling the trailer, lol.

[@MXguy95]

the fords only still alive because its got a diesel lol. No way a 5.4 would still be trucking at that point

[@michaelthomas366]

T 100s are great!

[@angelalaniz9221]

Good truck in the wrong hands

[@ramblerclassicman221]

My 93 T100 with 406000 miles isn’t as beat up... sad to see

[@dylanmorrison8543]

I would say only a Toyota could handle that kinda beating, but look at that green Ford! 2:15

[@mr.rogers5586]

Need to check the master cylinder or slave cylinder on the clutch

[@Chris-oc9wu]

Probably needs a clutch master cyl. Easy cheap fix. Run it.

[@dcformee123]

It definitely looks like some tweaked-out m*********** owned that truck it's too bad still can be fixed up get that clutch pedal fixed be a good truck for around the junkyard and it's four wheel drive plus!

[@justsumguy2u]

The T100 was one of the best trucks ever built, they ran forever. It's a shame about that one, but one thing I don't get---why is the clutch pedal coming off of the firewall? I've never heard of that before. Is it just really rusty?

[@roryj625]

I love old pickups

[@MXguy95]

Thats the best kind of pickup too haha

[@forterierocks]

Jesus did that Ford fall off a cliff😂

[@MXguy95]

Might as well have haha

[@felgercarb3803]

Looks like a HILUX to me.

[@cpufreak101]

Wow, poor thing. Would have loved to have one that wasn't totally wrecked

[@prestonamat9547]

Do you want to sell this truk ?am interested

[@jamespn]

That’s an awesome 4 by 4

[@DarkPuma240]

Man that's a shame

[@MXguy95]

Your not kidding !

[@kevintutty3657]

I've got a 95 your right they're good 311000kms

[@falyssamayhew7285]

Poor truck. Would be great after some work. New clutch, possibly new transmission and fixing the clatter.

[@Legend_1754]

WAKE UP ANDREW !

[@bugtkz9153]

R.I.P Toyota. You could have lived so much longer.....

[@jonathan-602]

Just needs new clutch and it will be a nice yard truck

[@smeig5116]

Almost bet that odometer rolled over and has over a million in that condition. If not that’s a shame.

[@andrehoffmann2931]

All the T100 i have ever seen were abused as fuck, poor trucks they are well build trucks, and very reliable.

[@Slickboot21]

That is my T100, minus the 4x4...mine's silver. I've taken pretty good care of mine @ 265,??? miles... and recently had her inspected and registered as an ANTIQUE. Yes, it's been 25 years now and I'm thinking of some sort of restoration or clean-up with rusting paint on the hood and front quarter panels, etc. I have searched far and wide for a scale model or promotional model for this truck and there's nothing to be found (NOTHING). Maybe if someone had realized at its inception that the T100 would soon become the wildly popular Tundra, they would have offered a scale model or promotional kit for it? If anyone out there knows anything about that - let me know (single cab). The few, the proud - T100s. North Texas me...

[@BigJon22091]

Damn, someone's got their money's worth out of this truck.

[@Rav_4_Guy]

The green one will be with you soon

[@MXguy95]

andy morrey they've been using that truck for years now man. I don't see it coming our way anytime soon.

[@jaysfan19]

That truck is only good for parts, the 89 2WD however, will make far better fixer upper project, some interior and likely won't need very much for inspection either

[@MXguy95]

Field truck!

[@DNR5586]

0:01 what's up with the burgundy third-gen Camaro?

[@MXguy95]

Its gone now

[@DieselAddict-vs9fc]

I'd buy it. Perfect mud truck

[@MXguy95]

Your right about that, its been running strong all day !

[@nerfelites5942]

I have a 1959 Toyota truck that it's new and has 1958.98 mileage and new engine,new oil,lever,paint

[@o_o8476]

do you mean 1989?

[@JoeManLARockinEmpire]

Good field truck

[@radstayathomedad9178]

That’s a shame though I prefer my older Toyota pickups with a 4 cylinder. Those v6’s aren’t as good in my opinion

[@elitetr1nity617]

Rad Stay At Home Dad You’re not wrong though, those 3.0 v6’s blew head gaskets like there was no tomorrow. 22r, 3rz, and 2tr Are the invincible motors.

[@moctezumaaleg2008]

@@elitetr1nity617 Sh!t I have seen a few 3.0 V6 original with half a million miles

[@elitetr1nity617]

@@moctezumaaleg2008 their owners must have maintained them with extreme care, I personally haven’t seen 3.0 Toyota v6 trucks with that kind of mileage

[@moctezumaaleg2008]

@@elitetr1nity617 One of my dad's friend had one and he sold it with exactly 500,000 miles to a kid and he said the kid had it for a while don't know how far it got but it ran pretty good.

[@moctezumaaleg2008]

@@elitetr1nity617 Yea I believe they did take really good care of them.

[@pibbanon1987]

Did anybody else notice that it says "Bottles" on the truck's fan shroud?

[@Vikingwerk]

I'll buy the tailgate struts and screws off this thing if you still got it.

[@timchase4268]

Trail rig 👍👍👍

[@AntCo0607]

😆😆 that was like my buddy's truck.. Clutch was just kinda there to look pretty..... So how do you fix it?? Raddle can it black and beat on it HARD like a little school boy going through puberty! Lol. That's what he did

[@careylalor9902]

Changed my mind.... ridden hard put away soaking wet. It's parts

[@MXguy95]

haha I liked the first comment better

[@462ANIMAL]

Looks beat.. Hmmm but would be an awesome farm truck to grab firewood with. We've already had 12" of snow a few weeks ago!

[@MXguy95]

I split a few after hours today. its working well! So far the temperature has just dropped hard, nothing sticking on the ground thou.

[@ReadyRock215]

Do a video of the f250

[@MXguy95]

The one on the scale at the beginning?

[@ReadyRock215]

Jay Smart yup

[@SassyMudTruckDegenerateDumbFk]

Why? its in worse shape than the Yota. But I know what your going to say, its a powerstroke and it will run forever and it was a good work truck but that is like me saying i dont flush my toilet because whats in it used to be food

[@jamesquinn2722]

fix it up and use it for a plow truck or field truck those things can take abuse which it already has but what the hell its a truck for a reason right

[@MXguy95]

Ive been beating it around all day now, shes hard to find a gear, and Ive already popped a break line, but it runs out like a scalded dog!

[@CGGarage]

Question dude you still own this? Man, this poor t100 got treated like shit. I'm very fortunate someone took care of my t100 before I took ownership. Now it's My turn

[@johnnydeville5701]

Holy cow that green Super Duty truck is beat to shit! I've seen lots of beat down trucks on the road, but that one is near the top! That Falcon Ranchero body would look good on that 4x4 chassis!

[@CosmicNightWolf]

i saw a powerstroke hauing down the freeway going sideways, bed was caved in and the truck was bent nearly like a shape of a banana and the fuck still drove the truck. hell when i first saw the thing i thought the guy was sliding off the road as he was coming up a hill/corner and i was going up the hill and we met at the top, freaked me out a little but i saw the truck 5 more times after that and confirmed it was pulling hard to the right because the damn thing was as bent as a damn banana. didnt understand how or why it was still being driven.

[@CosmicNightWolf]

see video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYeTgqeXiNalfJo this is literally the exact same way that truck was bent but it was all smashed to hell on the bed.

[@richardbarry220]

I'm sure they didn't just smash that that engines worth over $1,000 dollars alone

[@mudmowerregulators9559]

That truck could be brought back ive fixed up way worse a few trips to pull a part good as new!

[@MXguy95]

Shes going to be the new field truck until further notice

[@smashingstuff09]

Judging by that knocking it wouldn't be a very good field truck at all

[@MXguy95]

All day long we beat on her with no mercy. At the end of the day, she drove back the garage. No complaints from the rattling 3.0......

[@smashingstuff09]

Jay Smart I guess it is a toyota after all

[@TheTechCguy]

Fix me, senpai.

[@daltonleeloveless9409]

hey could u possibly do a video of the jeep liberty? i would appreciate it

[@mack1ford]

Weld in a mower blade were the clutch go in at

[@mercedesrandomyt]

I have a Toyota t100 1994 automatic v6 the head gasket blew and I can’t afford to fix it so sadly I have to give it up :(

[@tigercat0924]

That's the only single cam V6 that Toyota has ever made. Bad head gaskets and only 150 hp

[@jameslakes5019]

😊

[@jeep2003]

man i was hopeing youd do the hill

[@MXguy95]

I have a few times now off camera. But you guys will get to see it soon enough ( supposing the truck holds together)

[@gachastephanie4976]

Hi everyone hope everything is going well

[@MXguy95]

is that avatar suppose to be foxys cousin or something? haha. Everything is going great

[@michaellarocque7445]

Plot twist. Real mileage was 1,170,000

[@AaronMartinCOOLVIDEO]

Make a Wheeler or a rock crawler out of it