1993 Toyota HiAce Wagon Super Custom 4WD

• This HiAce is a Japanese-spec, right-hand-drive van that’s titled in Texas. Imported from Japan by the seller in 2018, it’s equipped with a metric instrument cluster, and its odometer shows about 72,400 kilometers, which represents approximately 45,000 miles.
• Modifications made to this HiAce include a Sony CD/MiniDisc player and Carrozzeria tweeters. It’s also equipped with 15-inch steel wheels, a soft-close sliding door, a hatch-mounted back-up mirror, and swiveling second-row seats, among other features.
• The seller notes the engine oil, the engine oil filter, the front and rear wiper blades, and the battery were recently changed. He adds the tires, the timing belt, the timing belt tensioner, the water pump, and the air conditioning compressor were replaced in 2018.
• Toyota introduced the fourth-generation HiAce (called “H100” internally) in 1989, and it sold the model in numerous global markets, though the United States wasn’t one of them. Spacious and relatively compact thanks in part to its cab-over design, it was offered in people- and cargo-carrying variants until 2004. The Super Custom was a mid-range variant that masked its utilitarian DNA with a living room-like 8-seat interior.
• Power for this HiAce comes from a naturally-aspirated 2.8-liter 4-cylinder diesel engine, which produces 90 horsepower and 139 lb-ft of torque. It spins the rear or all four wheels via a 4-speed automatic transmission and a part-time four-wheel drive system. It’s also equipped with a low-range gear and manually-locking front hubs.

1993 Toyota HiAce Wagon Super Custom 4WD