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did Nate: Don't know what years they were made. Mine is a 1981 and has a R.B.R. 18 ft Mini-Cruiser rv on it. It has the Toyota L-deisel 4cyl at 62 HP. looks like it's all stock. It has roof air and

I didn't know that they made Toyota deisel motorhomes. What years did they make them? Just curious...Nate

MY 84 HAD 86,000 A YEAR AGO WHEN I BOUGHT -- NOW HAS 92,000 AND JUST PURRS. -----Original Message----- Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 8:16 AM To: toyota-campers@... Subject:

It really depends on how the unit was maintained and driven. Toyota motors are one of the best out there. My 86 I bought last May had 72,000 miles on it, now it has 83,000 miles. The unit can last

I have [ att one rate ] and it is the best. -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 11:51 PM To: toyota-campers@... Subject: Re: [toyota-campers] Diesel Toyota

Jack From what I have heard the lack of power is to be expected with that diesal model Benton

I found out today that you can get a little unit that goes between your laptop and a vcr. You can use this to watch TV or Vhs movies on your laptop. The unit I looked at was called a Dabelizer. This

I had a 1982 Dolphin. They are pretty heavy..alot of wood. It had the 20r with the 4 speed.. would have loved a 5 speed. I know one of the good things about a Dolphin is they are still in

A Few Off-The-Wall Questions To Consider: Where are you going to put those 5 or 6 guys?.. Does your home state require seat belts?...Insurance liability considered if you ain't legally hauling your

Thanks Nate, What in your oppinion (objective, I know) would be the highest amount of milage you would consider with one of these jobs? I can do some simple maintenence, but dont want to get

Interested in a 1990 Odyssey Santa Cruz 22-foot mini-motor home on a Toyota 6 cyl. chassis? Will sell ours in Miami, FL. Asking $11,900.

Hello All: I purchased a Diesel 1981 Toyota Mini-Cruser 18 ft motorhome. The engine runs great and since I have driven it only twice it seems to run good.My question is : What speed should this MH

Hi, I purchased a 1983 Dolphin 2 years ago. The engine had been rebuilt 3,000 miles before, so I have not had to worry much about engine repairs. Watch out for auto tranny problems, and the single

It is very possible to find an 80-85 Toyota camper for under 5K. Check to see if the rear end is a true 1 ton, six lugs (read archives, axles). I would also recommend you get one with a manual

very possible -- keep your eyes open and keep reading these posts--- Good Luck!!!!!!!!! -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 2:37 PM To: toyota-campers@... Subject:

Hi All, I am new to the club, and would like to hear some feedback regarding what to look for in getting an older Toyota Dolphin (80 to 85). I am looking for something affordable 5k or less, but

My granpa has a Chinook, with the wide bak tires. Has never had any problems with the rear end (150,000 miles). They are very light weight fiberglass and only about 17ft long and do not have alot of

Jack, I have never seen a chinook with duals. I don't believe they have the axle problems of some of the toyota rigs. They are much lighter. Michael Smith jacka2@... wrote:

Tommy, It sounds like you are just about ready for the open road! Thanks for the info on your axle switch, I'm sure some of our members will find it useful! Happy Toyota Trails, Nate

been i.e. some up Seller the a Hilcrest. $1,200 is a fair price, but not a great price. You will have to put about 2k in the rear axle (if it's not the one ton) to make it safe to drive.