1993 5" lifted Toyota 4Runner (2nd Gen.), rebuilt transmission, 5.29:1 gears

Make:	Toyota
Model:	4Runner
Type:	SUV
Doors:	4
Year:	1993
Mileage:	216249
VIN:	JT3VN39WXP0116482
Color:	Gray
Engine:	3VZ-E (disconnected. needs head gaskets)
Cylinders:	6
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	4WD
Interior color:	Gray
Drive side:	Left-Hand Drive
Vehicle Title:	Clean

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Description of 1993 Toyota 4Runner

1993 SR5 4WD 4Runner (2nd GEN):

3,173 miles ago: rebuilt A340H transmission, rebuilt transfer case, replaced speedometer, replaced throttle valve cable, replaced transmission oil cooler lines, $4,088.19
3,160 miles ago: installed K&N air filter, $81.06
3,156 miles ago: replace R/L upper ball joints, replace R/L rear wheel cylinders, replace power steering pulley and pressure hose, $1,060.00)
3,151 miles ago: replaced spark plugs and wires, distributor cap, rotor, $160.00
3,058 miles ago: re-geared both differentials with 5.29:1 ring/pinions (for upcoming lift and 33" tires), $3,193.19
2,450 miles ago: complete rebuilt of 3VZ-E engine, $2,965.00, **
2,293 miles ago: replaced speed sensor, $336.01
1,172 miles ago: replaced driver side window regulator, $93.32, installed new fan shroud, $49.08
1,127 miles ago: new battery, $172.35
803 miles ago: replaced accelerator cable, $ 85.00
799 miles ago: replaced temperature sensor, $70.00
773 miles ago: replaced RR window regulator, $50.00
622 miles ago: replaced muffler and tail pipe, $240.00
430 miles ago: installed 5" lift kit, new 33"x12.50 x R15 Dick Cepek Trail Country EXP tires, new Pro Comp aluminum rims, tire alignment, replaced LF axle 1/2-shaft, replaced wheel seal and bearings, $3,921.56
123 miles ago: replaced (2) transmission shift solenoids, replaced transmission pan gasket, replaced (2) rear axle shaft seals, $482.77

That's over $17,000 of brand new parts...** approx. 1/28/2023, I noticed smoke in the exhaust and was told that it is likely a leaking head gasket. Long story short, I decided to do an engine swap to a 3rd GEN engine, 5VZ-FE,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2V30K7ePLMM. I removed all of the components from the 3VZ-E engine, bought an engine lift (cherry picker), and halted due to lack of time and other more important projects.So, if you are someone that wants a sweet offroad rig and knows how to install/rebuild/connect a motor, than bid on this. If you are not interested in installing/rebuilding a motor, then this truck is not for you.