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For a family of 4, Sprinter is great but limit with less off road capability but gain on road livability.

my has 200k + Trust, Trust. Like any old vehicle it need service and attention. Sound like you unsure, you might consider something newer (4Runner, Taco, but they are not 80series though) to give you more piece of mind especially taking the whole family with you for camping.

Thanks! Your rig looks Awesome. After all they both Toyota. Please sure to looks us up. I'll follow you on Instagram.

Wow! I don't know you, but your story inspiring me. Most of us living in our modern society get so attach to the rat race and forgot to live life. I live in Northern California in the mix of hi tech boom, but I'm not in the hi tech.I'm in the food service industry owning my own cafe Called Black...

Not sure your reason of 25 yrs or older, but if you for go that criteria, with U.S. Residence, 1fzj (80 series). Easy to find parts, comfortable, affordable, reliable roomy. I travel with my wife and 2 labradors.

First of all get rid of Dah Mechanic. He probably hate Yota. 2. For my personal experience, Toyota(s) are All I Owned, 40, 80, 4runners, Supra. They are reliable exceptional vehicle to certain level. You must do basic maintenance.

Doing one right now!

Yep, CAN'T AGREED MORE WITH Upland 80. My 80 read 194k on the clock. Never hesitant to take on the road trip with family. Just came from Death Valley (1,000mi) trip. Went to Mojave National Park last year logged in 1,200mi. Of course like any vehicle you must do your maintenance. Cooling is...

I want to get my license first. Any suggestion where to start?

Mojave National Preserve, Cal

Soda Spring lake bed at Mojave National Preserve

Camping

Congrat. Any Pic?

Spring are 851 and 860. lift aprox. 2.5" the whole kit comes with caster correction, steering damper.

Depend on your pocket book: I bought 2.5 OME kit for my 80 series, money well spent for Overland if you ask me. The ride quality is superb.